1st 6NET Workshop
| Date: | Wednesday, 21 May 2003 |
| Time: | 09.00-15.30 |
| Location: | Panorama Room, Hotel Opera, Zagreb, Croatia |
The 6NET project organised a workshop on IPv6 co-located with the TERENA Networking Conference 2003. This open event drew 84 participants.
The workshop discussed various aspects of IPv6 deployment and how to make the transition from legacy networks. It focused on the current state of the technology, with particular reference to multicasting, security and mobility. In addition, it considered the leading role that 6NET and related projects such as Euro6IX play in the development of the next generation of networks.
09.00-10.30 Chair: Peter Tomsu
- 6NET Update - Kevin Meynell, TERENA
- Euro6IX Update - Jordi Palet Martinez, Consulintel
- IPv6 on GÉANT - Marian Garcia Vidondo, DANTE
- IPv6 in the 6th Framework - Bernhard Fabianek, European Commission
11.00-12.30 Chair: Theo de Jongh
- IETF IPv6 Update - Harald Alvestrand, Cisco
- Liberouter: a PC-based IPv6 Router - Ladislav Lhotka, CESNET
- IPv6 - Good for Grid: a position statement based on a technical viewpoint - Stig Venaas, Uninett (on behalf of Saleem Bhatti, UCL)
- Management of IPv6 Networks with IPv4/IPv6 SNMP Gateway - Wiktor Procyk, PSNC
14.00-15.30 Chair: Kevin Meynell
- The m6bone: International Experiments with IPv6 Multicast - Stig Venaas, Uninett
- What are the new challenges in securing IPv6 networks? - Eric Marin, Cisco
- Roaming Real-time Applications: Mobility Services in IPv6 Networks - Thomas Schmidt, FHTW Berlin