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V6 World 2015: Unleashing the PowerThe fi fth Edition of V6 World will take place in Paris from 17 to 18 March, 2015.

The V6 World Congress will once again bring together ISPs, Enterprises, equipment vendors, and industry leaders to share their experience, skills, and knowledge of deploying IPv6 worldwide.

The 2015 agenda: V6 centric, country deployment status, SDN&NFV, open sourceThe 2015 edition will focus on IPv6 centric, Segment Routing, country deployment status, and measurement. The agenda will also place particular emphasis on open source issues. Other sessions will cover in details SDN, NFV and IoT challenges.

The proposals have been analyzed and categorized according to their degree of pertinence by the members of the scientifi c committee. Upperside would again like to thank the members of the committee.

An IPv6 connection for the delegatesDelegates at V6 World and the collocated events (MPLS SDN World and NFV & SDN Summit) will be given the opportunity to experience demonstrations of IPv6 applications, delivered through the Marriott Paris Rive Gauche Hotel and Conference center’s network.

# 100 CISCO # 101 HUAWEI # 102 JUNIPER NETWORKS # 103 QUALISYSTEMS # 104 CIENA # 105 ERICSSON # 113 RAD # 201 QOSMOS # 202 FONEX# 203 IXIA

# 204 VERSA NETWORKS# 205 ALCATEL-LUCENT # 301 DIMETIS # 302 WebNMS# 303 METASWITCH# 304 SPIRENT # 305 SOLARFLARE # 306 TELCO SYSTEMS # 308 6WIND# 309 VMWARE

# 311 MEINBERG # 312 INTEL# 313 KULCLOUD # 314 INFINERA # 315 CISCO# 401 PACKET DESIGN # 501 ADVA OPTICAL # TT2 DEEPFIELD

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08.50 IPv6 Service Yang Model

Tina Tsou, HUAWEI

09.10 Unleashing the Power

Mark TownsleyCISCO

08.00 WELCOME, REGISTRATION AND COFFEE

CHAIRMANLatif Ladid, President, IPV6 FORUM

KEYNOTES SESSION

09.30 Facebook IPv6 Strategy

Delivering an update on Facebook IPv6-only deployment.

Paul Saab, FACEBOOK

10.00 COFFEE BREAK

10.30 Comcast: IPv6 only X1

Providing the latest on Comcast IPv6 deployment. Specifi-cally discussing pervasive support for IPv6 enabled broad-band, taking X1 platform to IPv6 only, as well as managing tens of millions of devices using IPv6 only. Providing insight on life after IPv4 including IPv4aaS.

John Jason Brzozowski, COMCAST CABLE

11.00 SIIT-DC: IPv4 Service Continuity for IPv6 Data Centres

Say you’ve built a data centre using only IPv6. You’ve now got a challenge: ~95% of the Internet can’t communicate with you. Stateless IP/ICMP Translation for Data Centres (SIIT-DC) is a simple and lightweight way of solving this challenge in a network-centric manner. It requires minimal changes to the data centre infrastructure, servers, and appli-

cation stacks; allowing a data centre operator scale his infrastucture without regard to the limited availability of IPv4 addresses.

Tore Anderson, REDPIL

11.30 Segment Routing in IPv6 Networks

The Segment Routing architecture is data-plane inde-pendent (MPLS or IPv6). Segment Routing over IPv6 requires a new Extension Header. Covering the main aspects, functions and features of the Segment Routing architecture, especially when applied to the IPv6 data-plane. It also covers the details of the SR-IPv6 Extension Header

that is proposed.

Stefano Previdi, Distinguished Engineer, CISCO

V6 CENTRIC SESSION

12.30 LUNCH

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14.00 Comparing Public Policy Approaches to the IPv4-IPv6 Transition

The transition from IPv4 to IPv6 is, arguably, a public policy concern. Some national governments have made efforts to encourage IPv6 deployment. By comparing places with the highest and lowest deployment, we can see what government policies have been most effective.

Lee Howard, TIME WARNER CABLE

COUNTRY V6 DEPLOYMENT STATUS SESSION

AUTONOMIC NETWORKING SESSION15.30 IPv6-based Autonomic Network Infrastructure

The Internet has become more and more complicated. It re-quires networks to be able to manage themselves and attached devices autonomically and dynamically. IPv6, as new genera-tion of IP protocol, has more autonomic functions, against IPv4. The typical examples are StateLess Address Auto-Confi gura-tion, Stateless DHCPv6, OSPFv3 Auto-Confi guration, etc.

Sheng Jiang, Senior Staff Engineer, HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES

15.50 Simplifying Deployment and Operations with IPv6 based Autonomic Networking

Specifi c IPv6 properties can be used to simplify secure deployment and operation of networks bottom-up. Autonomic Networking, based on IPv6, can for example help to make networks secure by default, without the need for confi guration. Explaining the current status IPv6 in Autonomic Networking and current standardisation efforts.

Michael Behringer, CISCO

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14.30 Sharing Lessons Learned

Moderator: Latif Ladid, IPV6 FORUM

V6 & OPEN SOURCE SESSION16.10 V6 & OpenStack

Reviewing the approach taken and the lessons from deploying openstack to deliver production services. The presentation includes a demo of enabling and delivering web services on an IPv6 only OpenStack infrastructure with automated IPv6 monitoring.

Dr. Ciprian Popoviciu, President and CEO, NEPHOS6

16.30 COFFEE BREAK

17.00 Building an Open-source IPv6 Configuration Architecture for OpenWrt

Describing how we implemented and integrated RA, DHCPv6, prefi x delegation and softwires (such as DS-Lite, LW4over6 or MAP) into a multi-homing capable system. Showing issues and quirks we found in a variety of ISP and client implementations and describes ongoing development on autonomic confi guration and management of next gene-

ration home networks as proposed to the IETF homenet working group.

Steven Barth, OPENWRT

17.20 Runing a Demo on MAP-T on the CPE

The demo would be to use a Technicolor CPE, supporting MAP-T functionality, and using the MAP-T to access the web also through IPv4. Showing that v4 is still working next to the native IPv6, which is the target of this transition technology.

Carl Wuyts, System Architect IP Networking, TECHNICOLOR

Andrew Yourchenko, CISCO

SDN & NFV SESSION17.40 Strategic Direction of Networking – The Promise IPv6, SDN &NFV: Where Do You Start?

The impact and pace of change that cloud, mobility, big data, and IoT are introducing is unprecedented. As everything becomes connected, how will you shift from connecting the dots to providing a truly fl exible connectivity which unders-tands and enables these new business imperatives? SDN, NFV and IPv6 are the enablers to complete the ability to truly

deliver on an elastic network. Where do you start?

Yanick Pouffary, HP

18.00 Aggregating IoT Data for Operators NFV Cloud

Describing an aggregation platform that enables secure IOT services for both Fixed and Mobile operators by offering intelligent aggregation of streams of IOT data from different types of sensors and their networks. This multi-service IOT enabler is IPv6 capable, an intelligent on-demand service platform for various types of IoT data bound for fi xed and

Mobile Networks.

Samita Chakrabarti, ERICSSON

Panelists: China Liu Dong, Chair, CHINA IPV6 COUNCILJapan Hiroshi Esaki, Executive Director, JAPAN IPV6 COUNCILGermany Dr. Christopher Meinel, Chair, GERMAN V6 COUNCIL UK Veronika McKillop, UK IPV6 COUNCILBelgium Eric Vyncke, BELGIAN V6 COUNCILSwitzerland Silvia Hagen, SWISS V6 COUNCILFrance Alain Fiocco, 6LAB

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08.30 Applying IPv6 to LTE Networks

SK Telecom has adapted IPv6 to wire in 2012 and was the second service provider to deploy IPv6 in mobile networks in 2014. Introducing transition schemes and issues for migrating IPv6 to wire and wireless networks.

Deoknyong Ko, Broadband Tech Lab Manager, Network Technology R&D Center, SK TELECOM

09.00 Multiple Interface Operation in IPv6

When the smart phone has at its disposal the possibility of connecting to more than one network, i.e. 3G wireless network or 802.11 Wireless Fidelity, Wi-Fi network it can use simultaneous connection capability to its advantage in getting better network experience for the user. Different flows can be directed to different interfaces. Flow mobility can be

controlled by Packet Data Network Gateway (PDN Gateway) for downlink routing. Flow mobility can be controlled by the host or User Equipment (UE) for uplink routing.

Behcet Sarikaya, Senior Research Engineer, HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES

09.30 Cloudflare: IPv6 Everywhere

Cloudflare is a CDN provider that enabled IPv6 by default for 2 million domain names and caused traffic to move worldwide.

Martin J. Levy, Network Strategy, CLOUDFLARE

10.00 Linkedin IPv6 Deployment Strategy

Zaid Ali KahnLINKEDIN

10.30 COFFEE BREAK

11.00 Update from the RIPE BCOP Task Force

Presenting the progress that has been made in the BCOP-TF (Best Current Operational Practices Task Force), the documents that are being worked on and the finished documents. There are currently two major work items in the task force: - An update to RIPE-554

- An IPv6 troubleshooting guide for help desks

Sander Steffann, RIPE

11.30 Overcoming Deployment Challenges with Carrier-Grade IPv6 Services

Highlighting several difference between IPv4 and IPv6. Explaining how those differences might affect the scaling and performance characteristics of several features that customers have come to expect on a router.

Ron Bonica, JUNIPER NETWORKS

12.00 IPv6 Router Advertisement (RA)

Describing ratools, a fast, dynamic, multi-threading fra-mework for creating, modifying and sending IPv6 Router Advertisements (RA). Reporting a recent large field test during the Chaos Communication Congress.

Dan Lüdtke, Network Engineer

DEPLOYMENTS SESSION

08.00 WELCOME, REGISTRATION AND COFFEE

CHAIRMANEric Vyncke, CISCO

12.30 LUNCH

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14.00 Measurement

Moderator: Alain Fiocco, CISCO 6LAB

Panelists:Erik Nygren, AKAMAI Tina Tsou, HUAWEI Eric Vyncke, CISCOPaul Saab, FACEBOOKLee Howard, TIME WARNER CABLE

PANEL

16.00 COFFEE BREAK

IOT SESSION15.00 Google Nest Report

James WoodyattNEST LABS

15.30 IPv6 Over Industrial Lowpower Lossy Networks

Discussing the Industrial Internet and the crucial role that low-power wireless sensor networks will play to gather these vast amounts of data. Describing how existing industrial wireless technologies must be extended to reach higher scales at lower costs (albeit, with lower guarantees), and the architectural approach and standards that are being

developed at 6TiSCH, which encompasses work at IETF, IEEE, and industrial standard bodies.

Pascal Thubert, Principal Engineer, Chief Technology and Architecture Office, CISCO

17.30 END OF CONFERENCE

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ENTERPRISE SESSION16.30 Microsoft IT IPv6 Killer app!...IPv4 Address Depletion

Reviewing the corporate IPv6 adoption strategy and the challenges of adopting IPv6 as the primary connectivity pro-tocol. Including Microsoft IT’s experience deploying a small IPv6- only wired LAN subnet.

Justine Vick, MICROSOFT

17.00 Painting by Numbers: Visualisation of Structured IPv6-addressing

After getting IPv6-blocks (::/48 or ::/32) everyone has the problem to structure these addresses in an appropriate way, since otherwise the routing-tables will explode. Showing a two- dimensional approach to get a structured address-plan just by coloring squares (painting by numbers) instead of calculating hexadecimal numbers.

Helge Holz, DATAPORT

19.00 COCKTAIL

Located on the renowned Parisian ‘Left Bank’, close to Montparnasse, the Latin Quarter and Saint Germain des Près, the hotel is only 5 minutes from the Boulevard Peripherique (the city’s ring road). Moreover, it is easily accessible by train and airport transfers. The hotel’s 757 Guestrooms & Suites offer you a bird’s-eye view of Paris, whilst our latest technology equipments provide everything you need to work. Every room boasts a connectivity panel, linking all your digital tools to the fl at-screen TV, a highly secure WiFi connection, and a large desk with an ergonomic chair.

If business, pleasure or both, take advantage of our many services, our 24-hour Concierge assistance, our room service or upgrade your stay with our Executive Level and Lounge.

Make the most of your stay and take a break in our 350 m2 (3,800 Sq Ft) Fitness Center which offers massages and private coaching upon reservation. Alternatively, you could follow one of our jogging routes.

R’Yves, a superb bar, lounge and restaurant in downtown Paris, welcomes you every day in

a cozy and relaxing 70s atmosphere for a light refreshment or a full meal. Guests will enjoy a wide variety of international dishes offered by our talented chef. …And don’t forget the temptations of the Left Bank such as the most famous shopping addresses in Saint Germain des Près, the world renowned Montparnasse Brasseries, the Champs Elysées and the Eiffel Tower, all less than 20 minutes away by metro!

This hotel has a smoke-free policy

Address 17 Boulevard Saint Jacques 75014 ParisTelephone ++ 33 (0)1 40 78 79 80Fax ++ 33 (0)1 45 88 43 93Web http://www.marriott.comLocation Map & TransportationMetro Glacière or Saint Jacques (line 6)

Marriott Rewards Category 7

SPECIAL ROOM RATES

DELUXE GUESTROOM

Spacious and totally renovated, our Deluxe Guestroom are particularly comfortable. With their state-of-the-art equipment (Connectivity panel to connect your camera, I Pod® or lap top to your fl at screen TV), safe box suitable for a lap top, ergonomic working chairs and spacious desk: they meet all your needs!

From € 215.00/night, one breakfast included. Max. guests 2

JUNIOR SUITE

This 44 Sq Mt (473 Sq Ft) Suite offers you 2 rooms accommodating up to 3 guests. The living area is separated from bedroom by privacy wall, and is equipped with a sofa bed (accommo-dating 1 adult o 2 children). The Junior Suite includes Aromathery amenities, fi lled up minibar (non alcoholic beverages), fresh fl ower, free internet connection, a free and exclusive access to our Executive Lounge.

From € 330.00/night, One breakfast included. Max. guests 3

To book your room at the Marriott Paris Rive Gauche and benefi t from special room rates reserved for Upperside delegates please use this link

If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact us, email: contact@uppersideconfe-rences.com Tax Policy Room rates shown include 10% room tax per night. Cancellation Policy Cancellation is permitted 2 days before arrival day. Cancellations made after will be subject to a 1 night room cancellation fee.

Children Policy Breakfast is free for children under 12 years. A cot is provided at no charge for children under 2 years.

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