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Technology Area Technology Area 31 st APAN Meeting in Hong Kong Sureswaran Ramadass 24 February 2011 Technology Area IPv6 Working Group (Active) IPv6 Working Group (Active) Network Security Working Group (Active) SIP H323 Working Group


  1. Technology Area Technology Area 31 st APAN Meeting in Hong Kong Sureswaran Ramadass 24 February 2011

  2. Technology Area • IPv6 Working Group (Active) IPv6 Working Group (Active) • Network Security Working Group (Active) • SIP H323 Working Group (Active) • BoF Working Group (Active) BoF Working Group (Active) • Future Internet Testbed Working Group (Active) • Sensor Network Working Group (Active)

  3. IPv6 Working Group 3

  4. IPv6 Working Group Report IPv6 Working Group Report APAN31 International Convention Center te at o a Co e t o Ce te Hong Kong SAR, China 23 Feb., 2011

  5. IPv4 address depletion status IPv4 address depletion status Bob Hinden’s graph show the prediction of available IPv4 address space, Aug.10, 2010

  6. IPv4 Exhaustion Counter IPv4 Exhaustion Counter • No more IPv4 address in No more IPv4 address in IANA pool since 3 Feb 2011 Feb.2011 • We need action as education and research education and research community.

  7. Joint event with APRICOT Joint event with APRICOT • APAN IPv6WG took a first joint event with APRICOT with the j title of “IPv6 Transition Conference ‐ Final Count Down to IPv4 Exhaustion in 2011” • A full day conference with panel discussion • 15 speakers from Internet Registries, Manufactures, Researchers and Internet Service providers • Over 100 attendees • Live video stream and online chat rooms provided • URL : http://www.apricot ‐ apan.asia/program/ipv6 ‐ trans ‐ conf

  8. Morning Session Morning Session Room: S228 Session Moderator: Dr. Kenny Huang, TWNIC 09:00 Welcome address 09:00 Welcome address Che ‐ Hoo Cheng, Program Committee 09:05 Keynote speech: Internet of My Mind Vint Cerf, Google i C f G l 09:30 Keynote speech: New Generation of Internet Protocol IPv6 ‐ Are you Ready? y Chris Fung, CPCnet 10:00 Panel discussion 1 ‐ IPv6 deployment experience Softbank Group's IPv6 Deployment Experience Softbank Group s IPv6 Deployment Experience Satoru Matsushima, Softbank IPv6 Experience at Internode Mark Newton, Internode

  9. After morning tea break After morning tea break • 11:00 Panel discussion 1 ‐ IPv6 deployment experience Akamai's v6 Rollout Plan and Experience from a CDN Point of View View Christian Kaufmann, Akamai IPv6 Initiatives at Facebook Donn Lee, Facebook The Path to IPv6 Lorenzo Colitti, Google l l IPv6 Transition for Mobile Operators Kasu Venkat Reddy Cisco Systems Kasu Venkat Reddy, Cisco Systems CERNET2 IPv6 Experience Xing Li, CERNET g

  10. Afternoon Session Afternoon Session 14 00 P 14:00 Panel discussion 2 ‐ Supporting IPv6 deployment ‐ multi ‐ l di i 2 S i IP 6 d l l i stakeholder approach Connecting Hong Kong Government to Next ‐ Generation Connecting Hong Kong Government to Next Generation Internet Dr. Ng, HK OGCIO Capacity Building for IPv6 by IPv6 Promotion Council Japan Ayumu Yasuda, NTT East IP 6 T IPv6 Technology Deployment in the Multistakeholder h l D l t i th M lti t k h ld Internet Leslie Dagle ISOC Leslie Dagle, ISOC

  11. Afternoon Session continue Afternoon Session continue Panel discussion 3 ‐ Proposal for IPv6 Economics and Operation An Economic Perspective on IPv6 Transition Geoff Huston APNIC Geoff Huston, APNIC Experiences Through Collaborative Activity to Overcome IPv4 Address Exhaustion Hiroshi Esaki, Tokyo University IPv6 Network Construction and Operation in CNGI ‐ CERNET2 member universities b Ma Yan, Beijing Uni. of Post and Telecom Policy Development Framework for Government IPv6 Policy Development Framework for Government IPv6 Deployment Kenny Huang, TWNIC y g

  12. Photo Gallery Photo Gallery

  13. A bit history of IPv6WG A bit history of IPv6WG • No. Dat e No. Dat e Pl ace Pl ace Pr esent at i ons t r ai ni ng Sessi on Chai r Pr esent at i ons t r ai ni ng Sessi on Chai r • APAN 30 2010. 8. 11 Hanoi APAN 30 2010. 8. 11 Hanoi 8 1 M 8 1 M A Yan A Yan • APAN 29 2010. 2. 10 Sydney 10 1 APAN 29 2010. 2. 10 Sydney 10 1 M M A Yan A Yan • APAN 28 2009. 7. 20~24 Kual a Lum APAN 28 2009. 7. 20~24 Kual a Lum pur pur 10 1 10 1 M M A Yan A Yan • APAN 27 2009. 3. 2- 5 Kaohsi ung APAN 27 2009. 3. 2- 5 Kaohsi ung 12 0 12 0 M M A Yan A Yan • APAN 26 2008. 9. 4- 8 Q APAN 26 2008. 9. 4- 8 Q ueenst own ueenst own 14 1 14 1 M M A Yan A Yan • APAN 25 2008. 1. 23- 25 Hawai i APAN 25 2008. 1. 23- 25 Hawai i 6 6 M M A Yan A Yan • APAN 24 2007. 8. 27 APAN 24 2007. 8. 27 31 Xi APAN 24 2007. 8. 27- 31 Xi APAN 24 2007. 8. 27 31 Xi ' An 11 31 Xi An 11 An 11 An 11 M M M M A Yan A Yan A Yan A Yan • APAN 23 2007. 1. 22- 26 M APAN 23 2007. 1. 22- 26 M ani l a ani l a 10 10 M M A Yan A Yan • APAN 22 2006. 7. 17- 21 Si ngapor e APAN 22 2006. 7. 17- 21 Si ngapor e 13 13 M M A Yan A Yan • APAN 21 2006. 1. 22- 26 Tokyo APAN 21 2006. 1. 22- 26 Tokyo 11 11 M M A Yan A Yan • APAN 20 2005. 8. 23- 27 Tai pei APAN 20 2005. 8. 23- 27 Tai pei 13 13 Ji anpi ng W Ji anpi ng W U U • • APAN 19 2005 APAN 19 2005 1 24 28 Bangkok 10 APAN 19 2005. 1. 24 APAN 19 2005 24- 28 Bangkok 10 28 Bangkok 10 28 Bangkok 10 Ji anpi ng W Ji anpi ng W Ji anpi ng W Ji anpi ng W U U U U • APAN 18 2004. 7. 2- 7 Cai r ns APAN 18 2004. 7. 2- 7 Cai r ns 10 10 Ji anpi ng W Ji anpi ng W U U • APAN 17 2004. 1. 25- 30 Honol ul u APAN 17 2004. 1. 25- 30 Honol ul u 5 5 M M A Yan A Yan • APAN 16 2003. 8. 24- 29 Busan APAN 16 2003. 8. 24- 29 Busan 4 4 Xi ng LI Xi ng LI • APAN 15 2003. 1. 20- 25 Fukuoka APAN 15 2003. 1. 20- 25 Fukuoka 6 6 Aki r a Kat o Aki r a Kat o • APAN 14 2002. 8. 26- 28 Shanghai APAN 14 2002. 8. 26- 28 Shanghai 3 3 Et t i kan Kandasam Et t i kan Kandasam y y • APAN 13 2002. 1. 22- 25 Phuket APAN 13 2002. 1. 22- 25 Phuket Et t i kan Kandasam Et t i kan Kandasam y y • APAN 12 2001. 8. 20- 22 Penang APAN 12 2001. 8. 20- 22 Penang Et t i kan Kandasam Et t i kan Kandasam y y • APAN 11 2001. 2. 1- 2 Hawai i APAN 11 2001. 2. 1- 2 Hawai i Aki r a Kat o Aki r a Kat o • APAN 10 2000. 8. 22- 25 Bei APAN 10 2000. 8. 22- 25 Bei j i n j j i ng g g Aki r a Kat o Aki r a Kat o • APAN 09 2000. 2. 15- 18 Tsukuba APAN 09 2000. 2. 15- 18 Tsukuba Aki r a Kat o Aki r a Kat o • APAN 09 1999. 9. 21- 24 Canber r a APAN 09 1999. 9. 21- 24 Canber r a Aki r a Kat o/ 5 Aki r a Kat o/ 5 • APAN 07 1999. 2. 19- 21 O APAN 07 1999. 2. 19- 21 O saka saka Aki r a Kat o Aki r a Kat o • APAN 06 1998. 1- 3 Seoul APAN 06 1998. 1- 3 Seoul Aki r a Kat o Aki r a Kat o • • APAN 05 1998 APAN 05 1998. 3. 2- 3 Tsukuba APAN 05 1998 3 2 3 Tsukuba APAN 05 1998 3 Tsukuba 3 Tsukuba Aki r a Kat o Aki r a Kat o Aki r a Kat o Aki r a Kat o • APAN 04 1997. 10. 20- 21 Si ngapor e APAN 04 1997. 10. 20- 21 Si ngapor e • APAN 03 1997. 6. 2- 3 Tokyo APAN 03 1997. 6. 2- 3 Tokyo • APAN 02 1996. 11. 8- 9 Tokyo APAN 02 1996. 11. 8- 9 Tokyo • APAN 01 1996. 8. 23- 24 Seoul APAN 01 1996. 8. 23- 24 Seoul

  14. Welcome to attend IPv6WG meeting in India!

  15. Network Security Working Group 15

  16. Network Security Workshop Network Security Workshop (Security WG) • 2011 ‐ 02 ‐ 22 (14:00 – 15:30) ( ) • Chair: – Yoshiaki Kasahara <kasahara@nc.kyushu ‐ u.ac.jp> Y hi ki K h k h @ k h j – Yasuichi Kitamura <kita@jp.apan.net> • No. of Participants: ~40

  17. Presentations Presentations • Routing Security – BGP R ti S it BGP – Yoshinobu Matsuzaki (Internet Initiative Japan) • DNS RPZ: Implementing Shared Security Policy In The Domain Name System In The Domain Name System – Paul Vixie (Internet Systems Consortium) • Security Information Exchange and Passive DNS Database Database – Paul Vixie (Internet Systems Consortium)

  18. Next APAN Meeting in India Next APAN Meeting in India • Continue to hold workshops to encourage exchanging information of network security g g y – We will try to have 1 slot (90min) (2 ‐ 3 speakers) • We will accept any topics related to Network Security • Feel free to contact one of Security WG chairs

  19. SIP ‐ H323 Working Group

  20. SIP H323 WG SIP ‐ H323 WG Agenda Chair: Quincy Wu Chair: Quincy Wu SIP Peering Coordinator: Nimal Ratnayake S Secretary: Darren Coleman t D C l Term: 2010.2 ‐ 2012.1

  21. WG Meeting (1) WG Meeting (1) • February 24th, 2011, Hong Kong F b 24th 2011 H K – 09:00 ‐ 10:30 • Members Update – AARNet Multimedia Services • Status of APAN SIP Peering • Discussion for further ENUM trial between Discussion for further ENUM trial between members – Bani Lara (PH) "National ENUM Trial" – Bani Lara (PH), National ENUM Trial

  22. WG Meeting (2) WG Meeting (2) • February 24th, 2011, Hong Kong F b 24th 2011 H K – 11:00 ‐ 12:30 • SIP Workshop – Bill Efthimiou (AARNet, AU) (Polycom ( , ) ( y 113.197.2.195) – Nimal Ratnayake (LEARN, LK) y ( , )

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