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IPv6 MIGRATION STRATEGY FOR TELECOM SERVICE PROVIDERS
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24 - 27 July 2012,
Bangkok, Thailand
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DESCRIPTION:
The International Telecommunication Union is organizing a training workshop on “IPv6 Migration Strategy for Telecom Service Providers” under the framework of ITU Asia Pacific Centres of Excellence (ITU ASP CoE). This training is being jointly organized with the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT), Thailand in partnership with APNIC and other organisations. This training will be held at TOT Academy, Bangkok, from 24- 27 July 2012.
The training is targeted at Telecom Service Providers, Policy Makers, Regulators, Technical Experts, Academic Researcher, aims to build skill on developing a migration strategy from a telecommunication service provider perspective. The course will provide participants with necessary theoretical background, practical experiences, concrete exercises and hands-on practice so that they develop an in-depth understanding of the key strategic issues involved in this area.
Dates: 24-27 July 2012
Duration: 4 days
Delivery language: English
Organized by: Ministry of ICT, Thailand and TOT Academy
Partners: APNIC
Coordinator: ashish.narayan@itu.int
Cost: Free
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0900 - 0930 Opening Session:
Welcome Address
Sudaporn Vimolseth, TOT Academy
Ashish Narayan, ITU
Miwa Fujii, APNIC
Opening Address
Dr. Ajin Jirachiefpattana, Executive Director, International Affairs Bureau, MICT, Thailand
Workshop Overview and Context
Ashish Narayan, ITU
0930-1000 Session 1: Overview of IPv6, Need for Migration and Current Situation
Objective: To provide an overview of IPv6 (including Mobile IPv6 and MPLS IPv6), the need for migration and the existing situation. It would also discuss the importance of this migration for telecom service providers.
Presenter:
APNIC 1000-1030 Session 2: Roles of Policy maker and Regulator in IPv6 Migration
Objective: To develop an understanding of what role the policy maker and regulator should play to promote IPv6 migration, including any policy and regulatory incentives.
Presenters:
ISOC
1100-1230: Session 3: Recap – IPv6 Protocols and Standards
Objective: To recap fundamental technical information on IPv6
Presenters:
APNIC 1400-1530: Session 4: How Can Telecom Operators Face IPv4 Address Exhaustion?
Objective: To learn about available options to manage IPv4 address exhaustion
- Definition of terms: Dual-Stack networks, IP in IP Tunnels, Address Family Transfer, Network Address Translation, Carrier Grade NAT
- Review on various strategies: IPv4 only network, Extend life of IPv4 network
Presenters:
APNIC 1600-1730:Session 5: How Can Telecom Operators Face IPv4 Address Exhaustion? II
Objective: To learn about available options to manage IPv4 address exhaustion
Review on various strategies: IPv4/v6 Coexistence/Transition techniques
Presenters:
APNIC
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0900-1030: Session 6: Working Group Exercise – I
Objective: To review learning from Session 4 and 5 by mapping “elements of changes” of each strategy to manage IPv4 address exhaustion and IPv4/v6 coexistence, and to summarize potential techniques based on different scenario
Presenters:
APNIC 1100-1230: Session 7: IPv6 Deployment Planning
Objective: To learn about high level planning considerations prior to deploying IPv6 including Mobile IPv6 and MPLS IPv6.
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APNIC 1400-1530 Session 8: IPv6 Security Consideration
Objective: To learn share security issues by IPv4 and IPv6, specific issues for IPv6, available IPv6 security solutions
Presenters:
Sureswaran Ramadass (NAv6)
Philip Smith 1600-1730: Session 9: Vender IPv6 Transition Solutions and CPE Dependencies
Objective: To learn about IPv6 transition solutions
Presenters:
Alastair Johnson (Alcatel Lucent)
Hans Liu (DLink)
Paul Lee (Huawei)
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0900-1030: Session 10: Sharing Operational Experience of IPv6 Deployment by Telecom Service Providers
Objective: To learn from a real operational experience
Presenters:
Shigenari Saito (KDDI)
Surachet Sripolkrang (ToT)
Navpreet Singh (IIT Kanpur) 1100-1230 Session 11: Sharing Operational Experience of IPv6 Deployment by Mobile Network Operators
Objective: To learn from a real operational experience.
Presenters:
Shigenari Saito (KDDI)
Ugrit Jongthanapipat (NSN)
Tanun Jaruvitayakovit (AIS)
Alastair Johnson (Alcatel Lucent) 1400-1530: Session 12: Preparation: IPv6 Router Configuration Exercise
Objective: To understand network topology that will be used by “IPv6 router configuration exercise” in the next session via a short presentation on IPv6 protocols such as OSPF3 and BGP for IPv6.
Presenters:
APNIC 1600-1730: Session 13: IPv6 Router Configuration Exercise
Objective: To gain hands-on experience of IPv6 router configuration
Presenters:
APNIC
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Objective: To develop “IPv6 transition strategy” to present for the CTO by summarizing all learning in the past 3 days.
Participants will be asked to develop:
- Network scenario for a fixed network operator or a mobile network operator
- Develop a comprehensive plan covering all aspects gained in the last three days
1100-1230: Session 15: Working Group Exercise – III (CONTINUED) 1400-1530: Session 16: : Presentation by Participants 1530-1600: CLOSING SESSION
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