Transition to IPv6
Finding Common Ground
17-19 November 2008, Canberra ACT
Welcome, IPv4 user - what stage of transition have you reached?
(Adapted from Tony Hain)
The 2005 Summit explored global IPv6 preparation ... The 2006 Summit discussed the IPv6 business case ... The 2007 Summit examined IPv6 at work ... Now move on in 2008!
It's hard to bid farewell to an old friend like IPv4, but it's no longer a case of IF or WHEN ... we're already at HOW when Google starts offering an IPv6-enabled site. But right now we're all stuck on scattered islands of IPv6: we need to find our common ground.
This Summit will look at recent IPv6 transitions - and how users, government, vendors and service providers can work together on planning and implementation strategies.
NOTE: Early Bird registration ends 31 October!
Internet Protocol Version 6 offers enhanced mobility, simpler management, built-in security and almost unlimited Internet addresses for next-generation devices. The IPv6 Summit offers two days of international and Australian experts, plus an optional one-day IPv6 Deployment Workshop to provide a hands-on guide to implementation.

















