Go6 Institute, ARNES and LTFE hosted the 7th Slovenian IPv6 Summit on 18 October, the main Slovenian and regional event providing updates on progress, achievements and best practices in the transition to IPv6 and its adoption in business environments and organisations. Attendees were also invited to the ION Conference on Friday, 19 October.
The programme for Friday, 19 October 2012, included the following presentations and panel discussions:
- Opening Remarks – Borka Jerman-Blažič, Internet Society Slovenia Chapter
- Welcome & About Deploy360 – Richard Jimmerson, Internet Society. He discussed the Internet Society Deploy360 Programme, the resources currently available, and the process of gathering community feedback to add more information to this free and open resource.
- IPv6 in the Enterprise: Real-world Deployment Experiences – Moderator: Jan Žorž (Go6 Institute); Panelists: Lee Howard (Time Warner Cable), Simeon Lisec (Telekom Slovenije), Irena Nikolova (Google) and Alain Fiocco (Cisco). Panelists discussed their experiences deploying IPv6 in their organisations, the technical and organisational challenges they faced, and the current status of their deployments.
- Consolidating Best Current Operational Practices Repositories – Aaron Hughes, 6connect. Efforts across the globe to provide repositories of Best Common Practices (BCPs), Best Current Operational Practices (BCOPs), standards, and other referenceable material in Internet engineering were highlighted, along with what is going on in each and steps going forward to consolidate them.
- Coffee Break
- Deploying DNSSEC: From End-customer to Content – Moderator: Olaf Kolkman (NLnet Labs); Panelists: Carsten Strotmann (Men & Mice), Daniel Federer (SIDN) and Benjamin Zwittnig (ARNES). They discussed what needs to be done for DNSSEC to be deployed on a large scale, sharing their experience in implementing DNSSEC within the environments of a network operator, enterprise, application developer, and a regular domain name holder. Challenges to DNSSEC deployment were discussed along with opportunities to address those challenges.
- World IPv6 Launch Results – Moderator: Richard Janmerson (Internet Society); Panelists: John Brzozowski (Comcast), Jason Fesler (Yahoo!) and Nathalie Trenaman (RIPE NCC). On 6 June 2012, thousands of websites, networks, and electronics vendors participated in the World IPv6 Launch and permanently enabled IPv6. Participants discussed their experiences and provided follow-up statistics and results.
- Lunch
- DNSSEC Training Workshop – Olaf Kolkman, NLnet Labs. Attendees learned the basics of DNS and DNSSEC, DNSSEC validation, signing of domains with DNSSEC, tools for working with DNSSEC, and troubleshooting DNSSEC.