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Michael Biber
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gogoCLIENT development
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Instant6
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Michael Biber replied to Ahmed Abu-Abed's discussion 'Public IPv6 on Android platforms' in the group gogoCLIENT developmentMichael Biber joined gogo6's group
gogoCLIENT development
This group is for people developing or packaging the gogoCLIENT on different platforms. It is also for feedback on the beta versions of the client and discussing bugs in general.
Michael Biber replied to Luc Paulin's discussion 'Where can I get IPv6 Training session'"Hi,
We are based in Australia however we conduct our courses internationally, usually throughout Asia/Pacific. Generally for 10 or more students, we can go anywhere. I imagine you were talking about individual training but I thought I'd respond…"
Michael Biber commented on gogo6's group 'v6 in Australia'"Ha, I said 180-200 registrations but maybe that's 50% speakers! 8^)"
Michael Biber commented on gogo6's group 'v6 in Australia'"Hi, I'll be there as I'm speaking and running one of the Monday workshops 8^)
I understand there's 180-200 registrations now, so it'll be a great event! Will you be there?"
Michael Biber commented on Kevin Karp's event '6th Australian IPv6 Summit: Down to Earth IPv6'"Note that October 18 is the hands on IPv6 Technical Workshop. This one day is held in a purpose built computer lab and is separately bookable on the Summit web site. Day 1 of the conference is actually October 19!"
Michael Biber is attending Kevin Karp's event
6th Australian IPv6 Summit: Down to Earth IPv6 at Rendezvous Hotel Melbourne Australia
October 18, 2010 to October 20, 2010
Join us at the sixth Australian IPv6 Summit,18 - 20 October 2010, Rendezvous Hotel Melbourne.As the sixth Australian IPv6 Summit, it's got to be a special one! We're no longercounting stars and discussing the theory of IPv6: it's all around us now. IPv6 hasarrived, and we're seeing the quiet beginnings of an innovative Internet revolution.See www.ipv6.org.au/summit/Certainly, IPv6 can offer us cost savings, enhanced productivity, simpler networksand…See More
Michael Biber commented on gogo6's group 'v6 in Australia'"Hmm, that's interesting. It appears the URI disappeared from the post I just made. The web site mentioned is at http://www.mrp.net/IPv6_Survey.html"
Michael Biber commented on gogo6's group 'v6 in Australia'"Many of you would be aware of Mark Prior's work in highlighting the readiness of a selection of national and international sites to support IPv6 in various ways. I just lifted this from a post that was originally on AusNOG I believe. FYI.
On…"
Michael Biber joined Kevin Karp's group
Instant6
Just use Instant6: Your IPv4 website immediately becomes visible to IPv6 users. No risk, no pain, no disruption, no changes to your content, service provider or equipment!
Michael Biber commented on gogo6's group 'v6 in Australia'"Hi Skeeve, I think this is OT for this forum but I agree that it's feasible to have Layer 2 end to end delivery (NTU to ISP server - perhaps with LACP like bearer routing at L2) but many ISP's will have to trade off a L3 presence at each…"
Michael Biber commented on gogo6's group 'v6 in Australia'"The service providers will put increasing pressure on the NBN to provide L3 services. They don't want to be stuck with the bill for having to do this themselves...which will lead to deployment inequalities. We need to ensure that whichever…"
Michael Biber commented on gogo6's group 'v6 in Australia'"Hi all,
Just thought I'd pass on a link to evidence given by Tony Hill, President of ISOC-AU and Chair of the IPv6 Forum Australia/ISOC-AU SIG. Tony was participating in the Australian Senate inquiry into the legislation supporting the National…"
Michael Biber commented on gogo6's group 'v6 in Australia'"Have you tried LinkSys? Is that the one you meant getting burnt with? It has a wrt firmare upgrade for IPv6. I understand Billion has an IPv6 compatibile ADSL modem. But this link on Whirlpool suggets it's not there yet.…"
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Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 10:43pm on December 7, 2009, Michael Biber said…
- At the Australian IPv6 Summit, day 1. Had a great bunch of speakers and Latif streamed his talk on Vidder via IPv6. I'll send through a quick summary in due course.
See www.ipv6.org.au/summit for the program. Half way through Nicolas Guilbaud from Google's presentation...better pay attention!
- At 4:04pm on December 7, 2009,
Bruce Sinclair said… - Hi Michael, I hope the first day of your show went well. How about a blog about the highlights for those of us who could not make it? I'm sure everyone would be interested.
- At 3:36am on October 16, 2009,
werz said… - Thanks Mike, I'm sure I'll have you pulling your beard out, trying to talk me through step by step, when I can't get a connection.
I'll try and keep my requests to a minimum.
Dave (werz)
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