Randy Bush, IIJ
ARIN's message to the world has stirred up a far larger hornets' nest than they
may have intended, and all sorts of folk now want to know what the real
operational issues are on the way to widespread ipv6 deployment. An ongoing
project has been looking at the operational speed-bumps on the road to
widespread IPv6 deployment.
Bio:
Randy Bush works as Principal Scientist at Internet Initiative Japan.
Previously he spent a bit over a year at AT&T doing research and working on
network architecture. He got some operational experience from being on the
founding team at Verio, a backbone provider, from which he graduated as VP of
Networking after five years. Before that, he was the principal engineer of
RAINet, an ISP in
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