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The Rocky Mountain IPv6 Task Force (RMv6TF), in conjunction with Regional North America IPv6 Task Forces is pleased to host the 2013 North American IPv6 Summit technology conference on April 17-19, 2013.
Join more than 500 IPv6 networking professionals who plan to attend, ranging from technology leaders, systems architects, technical engineers, and researchers from all over the country. We were very pleased with the attendance and appreciate everyone’s support of our event in recent years. This event will be the largest IPv6 conference in North America this year.
When/WhereGrand Hyatt Denver Colorado (1750 Welton Street, Denver, CO 80202)
April 17-19, 2013
To learn about IPv6 to gain practical information to help you with your IPv6 transition
To help your organization with their government mandate or business requirement for IPv6
To prepare you for the proper way to deploy dual-stack networks and operating systems
To ensure that you have a career path in network technology that spans the next 10 years
To collaborate with others in the IPv6 field
Opportunity to be IPv6 Certified
The transition to IPv6 has already begun and its deployment is inevitable. You need to know more about IPv6 to be able to understand how the powerful wave will transform communications over the next 20 years.
What The Attendees ReceiveTwo-day educational event
Optional – One entire day of pre-conference tutorials (for an additional fee)
Two-day general session on IPv6 – tracks for various audiences
Lunch and refreshments provided
Find out what IPv6 is all about
Learn about the benefits of using IPv6 from experts
Gain valuable information to prepare you and your organization for this new wave of Internet innovation
| Start Time | Presentation Title | Speaker | Presentation Title | Company |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8:00 am | TBD | Latif Ladid | TBD | IPv6 Forum |
| Vint Cerf | (Video Address) TBD | |||
| Steve Sacchi | Planning IPv6 Deployment for the Enterprise | A-10 Networks | ||
| Tom Coffeen | DHCPv6 Fingerprinting and BYOD | Infoblox | ||
| Jan Zorz | Best Current Operational Practices – Efforts from the Internet Society | Internet Society (ISOC) | ||
| John Curran | Leadership (or lack thereof) in IPv6 Adoption | ARIN | ||
| Geoff Mulligan | Benefits of IP in IoT and M2M systems | IPSO Alliance / Proto6 | ||
| Ciprian Popoviciu | Quantitative Metrics for IPv6 Enablement | Nephos6 | ||
| Yanick Pouffary | BYOD and IPv6 - A Flood of Employee-owned Mobile Devices. Are you Ready? | Hewlett Packard/IPv6 Forum | ||
| Kumar Reddy | Enterprise Deployment Experiences; IPv6 only Wifi | Cisco | ||
| Alian Fiocco | Global IPv6 adoption: A detailed look at IPv6 adoption metrics, a status of the transition, and how it helps making better IPv6 business decision | Cisco | ||
| Aydin Aslaner | Best practices and field experiences has been gained during DirectAccess deployments | Microsoft | ||
| Jeff Carell | IPv6 Infrastructure Security | Network Conversions | ||
| James Small | IPv6 Attacks and Countermeasures | CDW | ||
| Laura Knapp | Managing an IPv6 Network: Deep Dive into ICMPv6 | AES | ||
| Scott Hogg | Troubleshooting in a Dual-stack Environment | GTRI | ||
| Jay Shah | IPv6 Dual Stack Collaboration Architecture | Cisco | ||
| John Lee | Use of the Federal IPv6 Roadmap for Enterprise Transition Guidance and Planning | Internet Associates | ||
| Lee Howard | Cost of Dual-Stack | Time Warner Cable | ||
| Hans Liu | IPv6 and the Home – Supporting IPv6 and DualStack services in the home | D-Link | ||
| Paul Ebbersman | IPv6 deployment for Enterprise/sysadmin | InfoBlox | ||
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