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• IPv6 talk with Rick Graziani

  Rick Graziani works at Cabrillo College in California, but he does a lot more... He wrote a (or the?) book on IPv6 Fundamentals, and he talks about the pitfalls students encounter while learning IPv6. So if you want to learn IPv6, these are some of the things that you will have to go through too, but it's for a good cause... You'll get better, easier to secure networks that will be just as easy to use, and are easier to troubleshoot and protect.

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• IPv6 Talk with Jeffry Handal

  IPv6 Talk with Jeffry Handal. Jeffry is a self-proclaimed IPv6 evangelist linking business with technology. So together we look at the business side of things. Why should businesses today adopt IPv6? Jeffry is also well known for his involvement in the UK IPv6 Council. If there ever was a podcast to present the business case, this will be the episode!

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• IPv6 Talk with Carl Wuyts

  IPv6 Talk with Carl Wuyts. Carl is very much involved with IPv6 within Telenet, a large ISP in Belgium. An ISP has a different perspective on IPv6 than many other companies do. They have to implement CGN just to make IPv4 work. That comes at a cost, but of course they also have to make sure that the content on the Internet is reachable by their users. Telenet is close to offering 100% of their users IPv6 access, and actually it can be quite refreshing to look at the ISP perspective.

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• Talk with Andrew Yourtchenko - part 2

  For some, IPv6 will always be the new kid on the block. But - about 3 decades later - this might not be true anymore: its adoption is accelerating, finally.  In this episode, we’ll continue our conversation with Andrew Yourtchenko and delve into the practical steps toward an IPv6-only future. We’ll explore the intricacies of this process and discuss the operational considerations for a seamless and secure transition.

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• Talk with Andrew Yourtchenko - part 1

  The IPng IETF Workgroup that started the development in November 1994. So in a way IPv6 is 30 years old. In a series of podcasts Nico Declerck ([email protected]) talks with IPv6 enthusiasts, engineers, educators and other people with real live IPv6 experience from all over the world.   For this episode we interviewed Andrew Yourtchenko about his work as a network engineer at CiscoLive! and FOSDEM, his technical insights in IPv6, his views on NAT and much more! Part 1...

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