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Programming gogoNET LIVE!

Information

This is a legacy group for the inaugural gogoNET LIVE! conference that was held in San Jose in November 2010. It is now closed.

Website: http://gogonetlive.com
Members: 65
Latest Activity: May 17, 2011

What Would You Like to See Presented at gogoNET LIVE! ?

gogoNET LIVE! will be presented live in the Silicon Valley in November and then packaged as a series of videos for viewing afterwards. So whether you’ll be watching the presentations in person or from the comfort of your own home/office here is your chance to tell us what you want.

The outline of the conference is below. Below that, each session has its own self-titled discussion. Click on the session title to go into the discussion/session of interest to make your suggestions and comments known. We will use this information to find the right speakers and topics and if we’ve missed something, add your own discussion.

Click here to go to the conference website.

Agenda (This agenda is dated - view up to date agenda here)

Pre-Conference Technical Workshops:

Workshop 1: IPv6 101

Workshop 2: Migrating Software to v6

Workshop 3: Migrating Networks to v6

Day 1: Migrating to v6

Keynotes

Get the lowdown from the IPv6 luminaries of our day.

The When and How of IPv4 address Depletion

Managing the wind down of the v4 - consumption, depletion predictions and operating plans.

v6 at Home

How do you start with v6 at home? What home gateways currently support IPv6?

Transition and Interoperability Technologies

The technologies that will help us deploy and transition to IPv6.

v6 Security

How does v6 change security? What are the new features or changes in security for IPv6.

Vendor Products and Roadmaps

Products available today and how they help in the migration.

Day 2: v6 Case Studies

Migrating ISP Networks to v6

What some of the early movers have done to introduce v6 into their networks.

Migrating Government/Enterprise Networks to v6

How government and enterprise should prepare for the move to IPv6.

Migrating Software to v6

What is involved in writing v6 capable applications and converting existing software v6?

Migrating Content Provider Networks to v6

What pitfalls and issues have the leading content providers faced in enabling v6?

Discussion Forum

Morning workshop: IPv6 101 3 Replies

Started by gogo6. Last reply by Silvia Hagen Sep 30, 2010.

v6 Security 4 Replies

Started by gogo6. Last reply by Joe Klein Sep 29, 2010.

Migrating Government/Enterprise Networks to v6 3 Replies

Started by gogo6. Last reply by Dan Jones Sep 29, 2010.

Transition and Interoperability Technologies 1 Reply

Started by gogo6. Last reply by vasanth Sep 29, 2010.

v6 at Home 3 Replies

Started by gogo6. Last reply by vasanth Sep 29, 2010.

Afternoon workshop 1: Migrating Software to v6 2 Replies

Started by gogo6. Last reply by vasanth Sep 29, 2010.

Keynotes 1 Reply

Started by gogo6. Last reply by Ahmed Abu-Abed Aug 19, 2010.

Migrating Software to v6 1 Reply

Started by gogo6. Last reply by Ahmed Abu-Abed Aug 19, 2010.

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Comment by Kevin Karp on September 3, 2010 at 6:40am: Hi Bruce

I'd like to follow up on Tony's suggestion for a talk discussing the innovative features of our Instant6 product. For instance, this coming week we are introducing a brand new feature that allows v6 users to not only view v4 only content but also be able to send v6 originating emails to the v4 only mailboxes of the web site owner.

This feature means that the owner of a v4 only site ensures that their product and marketing messages are seen by v6 only users, and then be able to receive email enquiry messages from those v6 only users - all without having to adjust their existing v4 web and mail servers/infra-structure.

there's a lot to discuss in explaining how all this works and where it can be used.

Let me know your thoughts.

Kevin

Comment by Bruce Sinclair on August 19, 2010 at 8:05pm: Hi Tony, good idea, Instant6 certainly qualifies as innovative. I think a talk on Instant6 would fit perfectly in the "Migrating Content Provider Networks to v6" session showing people how easy it is to get websites up and running on v6
@Kai like innovation I think you'll find practical in most sessions and sometimes that are the same thing! Anything specific you are thinking about?

Comment by kAI Liu on August 18, 2010 at 10:52pm: I still think that adding more practical application to user, consider the problem from the user point of view.So prone to innovation，Greater market potential.

Comment by Tony Hill on August 18, 2010 at 6:58pm: Hi Bruce...there is a lot in the proposed program about migration and transition for IPv6. I wonder if there is a chance to have some sessions talking about new potential opportunities with IPv6. This could be either using the more powerful features of IPv6 or just new and innovative applications. One example could be the Instant6 solution for IPv6 access to your IPv4 website that is promoted by my company IPv6Now: see http://instant6.com/ But I am sure there are others, such as innovative VOIP or IPTV applications.

Comment by Bruce Sinclair on August 18, 2010 at 5:46pm: @Tony what do you have in mind?

Comment by kAI Liu on August 18, 2010 at 4:21pm: who can offer free VOIP and TV at ipv6.

Comment by Tony Hill on August 17, 2010 at 8:45pm: How about adding some discussion about innovation and iPv6 to the gogoNET LIVE program?

Comment by Behnam(Ben) Nazemof on August 17, 2010 at 5:14pm: How vast and global this is going to be ? Are we going to involve/invite major organizations and businesses for these course? Either way it is going to be fantastic !