Death or gladiolas for IPv6
Description
The IANA distributed the last IPv4 blocks to regional Internet Registries in February. This means that there are now no more IPv4 blocks available at the global level. The five regional registries, like RIPE NCC in the case of Europe, distribute the remaining available addresses to internet and hosting providers. The fact is that the end of IPv4 addresses is in sight. However, for the end user, the effects are not yet visible. Will IPv6 finally see the light and change the internet for good? A look into the crystal ball...
In this evening's lectures, we will discuss the current state of affairs regarding the transition to IPv6, followed by a look ahead to the situation in the year 2015. Finally, we will describe how we can create an opportunity to continue communicating based on IPv4
17.30 Reception with sandwiches
18.30 Opening by Willem van der Kamp
18.40 IPv6 state of affairs by Joost Tholhuijsen (Stipv6)
19.10 Internet with IPv6 in 2015 by Sander Steffann (RIPE)
19.40 IPv6: Is it really a good idea? by Jos Vrancken (TU Delft)
20.10 Panel discussion
20.30 Closing with drinks afterwards
Speaker(s)
Joost Tholhuijsen is an independent telecom and network specialist. He is involved in the Dutch IPv6 Task Force and the Stichting IPv6 Nederland.
Sander Steffann is an Internet specialist and involved in IPv6 implementations at large organisations and IPv6 policy-making at RIPE, Stichting IPv6 Nederland, IPv6-Workshops.nl and the IPv6 Task Force, among others.
Jos Vrancken is a University Lecturer in Systems Engineering of Infrastructures, at the fac. TBM of TU-Delft. He conducts research on design, implementation and operation of infrastructures, including datacom infrastructures.
Location
TU Delft, Faculty TBM, Jaffalaan 5,
Delft (large hall)
Organiser
Telecommunications
TU Delft fac. TBM
Name and contact details for information
Further information from ir. W.J. van der Kamp at the e-mail address below.
w.vdkamp@kadatec.eu