The state of IPv6 adoption
TrackTrack 1 (Auditorium 1)
SessionIP Challenges
DescriptionAfter the World IPv6 launch and RIPE being on their last /8, where are we with IPv6 deployment? This talk will take a look at a collection of IPv6 statistics from the Internet, that Cisco has collated. How is Cisco doing on IPv6? Are we eating our own dog-food or spending all our resources on IPv4 life extensions?
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- ExoGENI: A Multi-Domain Infrastructure-as-a-Service Testbed
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- Heterogeneous language data in CLARIN
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- Invitation to NDN2014
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- NORDUnet - The Global e-Infrastructure landscape towards 2020
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- NOVI: federating Future Internet platforms
- NSI v2.0: What can it do for me?
- Network Configuration Management and Service Activation
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- OFELIA: Pan-European testbed for OpenFlow experimentation
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- Presenting and visualizing network monitoring data using the perfSONAR NC framework
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