APNIC tutorial - Day 2

Practical introduction to IPv6

28 February 2006

Speakers

Jordi Palet Martinez, Consulintel
Tomohiro Fujisaki, NTT
Amante Alvaran, APNIC

Abstract

This tutorial will offer a practical introduction to the basics of IPv6. Participants will learn how to activate IPv6 on PCs, and be given practical instruction on:

IPv6 policies and procedures
Installing IPv6 on different platforms (XP/W2003, Linux, BSD)
Basic stateless/stateful configuration, including privacy setup
Transition mechanisms
Examples of applications
Basic configuration of routers

During the tutorial, attendees will also learn how to accomplish some basic monitoring and troubleshooting of the IPv6 network.

It is highly recommended that participants bring their own laptops to practice the lessons learned during the tutorial. It is assumed that most participants will be using Windows XP (this tutorial will be conducted in XP environment). However, instructions for other operating systems will be provided in the tutorial materials.

Intended audience

The tutorial is targeted at engineers and network administrators from both ISPs and SOHO/enterprise networks. Participants should already have a basic knowledge of IPv4.

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	APNIC 21 home » Program » APNIC tutorial - Day 2 APNIC tutorial - Day 2 Practical introduction to IPv6 28 February 2006 Speakers Jordi Palet Martinez, Consulintel Tomohiro Fujisaki, NTT Amante Alvaran, APNIC Abstract This tutorial will offer a practical introduction to the basics of IPv6. Participants will learn how to activate IPv6 on PCs, and be given practical instruction on: IPv6 policies and procedures Installing IPv6 on different platforms (XP/W2003, Linux, BSD) Basic stateless/stateful configuration, including privacy setup Transition mechanisms Examples of applications Basic configuration of routers During the tutorial, attendees will also learn how to accomplish some basic monitoring and troubleshooting of the IPv6 network. It is highly recommended that participants bring their own laptops to practice the lessons learned during the tutorial. It is assumed that most participants will be using Windows XP (this tutorial will be conducted in XP environment). However, instructions for other operating systems will be provided in the tutorial materials. Intended audience The tutorial is targeted at engineers and network administrators from both ISPs and SOHO/enterprise networks. Participants should already have a basic knowledge of IPv4.