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My Presentation at gogoNET LIVE! 2: IPv6 transit and peering

On Thursday, 3 November, I will give a talk on the who, how and why of IPv6 transit and peering.I will be covering who to Peer with, who to buy Transit from and more importantly; how to set up those peering sessions - and, of course, why.My talk will cover all the basics and also many of today's hot topics like max prefix limits, address and prefix filtering, IPv4 vs IPv6 BGP peering sessions, IPAM, and more.I hope to see you there! Bring your questions, and hopefully you'll leave with answers…See More

Oct 17, 2011

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Your job: Network Engineer

Your company: CableLabs

Primary network/service/product you are taking to v6. If you are working on your home network, which type of network will you transition to IPv6 next?: Fixed broadband

Overall status of IPv6 deployment: In Production

Summary - why you are here, your IPv6 experience, what you are working on, ...: Chris Grundemann specializes in the design, implementation, and operation of large IP, Ethernet and Wireless Ethernet networks and is deeply involved in the policy and politics surrounding internetworking and the Internet. He is JNCIE #449 and is currently engaged with CableLabs as a Network Architect focusing on technical leadership and contributions to standards & specifications within many current Ethernet and IP networking areas, specifically: Carrier Ethernet, VPNs, MPLS, and IPv6. Immediately prior to CableLabs, Chris was responsible for setting forward looking architectures and leading technology development efforts toward the evaluation, design, implementation, and maintenance of existing and next-generation technologies at tw telecom inc. Chris has also worked as a Network Engineer for Virtela Communications and as the Manager of Network Systems and Operations at WavMax Broadband.
Chris is the author of Day One: Exploring IPv6 and Day One: Advanced IPv6 Configuration. He is the founding Chair of CO ISOC, the Colorado chapter of the Internet Society and an elected member of the ARIN Advisory Council (AC). Chris is the founding editor of Burning With The Bush, a Juniper Networks focused news and information site, as well as The IPv6 Experts .net, a site dedicated to connecting folks with IPv6 experts and expert information. He also maintains a personal weblog aimed towards Internet related posts typically focusing on network operation and design, tech-policy and the future of the Internet.

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My Presentation at gogoNET LIVE! 2: IPv6 transit and peering

On Thursday, 3 November, I will give a talk on the who, how and why of IPv6 transit and peering.

I will be covering who to Peer with, who to buy Transit from and more importantly; how to set up those peering sessions - and, of course, why.

My talk will cover all the basics and also many of today's hot topics like max prefix limits, address and prefix filtering, IPv4 vs IPv6 BGP peering sessions, IPAM, and more.

I hope to see you there! Bring your questions, and hopefully…

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At 9:11pm on December 1, 2010, jerson narido said…: Welcome to gogoNET Cgrundemann! Please consider joining the v6 in America group. Also, if you fill out the summary section of your profile you'll make better connections. See you around... and don't forget to invite your IPv6 friends to join us.