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SUMMARY:AIT Lab: IPv6 Workshop
LOCATION:Bangkok\, Thailand
URL:http://www.interlab.ait.ac.th/training/2007/IPv6.html
DESCRIPTION:Instructor:  APNIC Trainers\n\nCourse description:\n\nThis work
 shop aims to provide an understanding of the IPv6 protocol structure\, addr
 ess architecture\, IPv6 operation and technical features\, transition mecha
 nisms and their challenges. IPv6 policy and allocation criteria will also b
 e covered\, and the current IPv6 deployment status will be discussed.\n\nIn
  addition\, IPv6 router configuration and the configuration and operation o
 f an IPv6 network will be demonstrated.\n\nWho should attend?\n\nAnyone int
 erested in learning about IPv6\, as well of those involved in IPv6 deployme
 nt\, transition and configuration will benefit from this workshop.\n\nCours
 e Duration:\n\n2 days\n\nCourse Contents:\n\nThis workshop covers the follo
 wings topics:\n\n    * IPv6 rationale\n    * IPv6 addressing\n    * IPv6 fe
 atures\n    * IPv6 control plane protocols\n    * IPv6 routing protocols\n 
    * IPv4 to IPv6 transition mechanisms\n    * IPv6 to IPv6 transition scen
 erios\n    * IPv6 policy and procedures\n    * How to apply for IPv6 addres
 ses\n    * IPv6 deployment - country reports\n    * IPv6 statistics\n    * 
 IPv6 - the future\n\nPrerequisite:\n\nGood knowledge of IPv4 addressing\, n
 etwork operations as well as knowledge of DNS\, Routing with both IGP and B
 GP. It is important that students have good prior knowledge of operations i
 n IPv4 in order for them to attend this workshop.\n\nMore: https://nsrc.org
 /calendar/helpfiles/workshop_info_main.php?id=255
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