Cisco IPv6 Technology Forum
Date:
Location: 4th
Floor, VIP Room, TICC, Taipei.
Morning Session: IPv6 Development
& Issues
08:30 -
09:00 Registration
09:00 -
09:05 Introduction
¡V
Larry Chai, Country Manager, Cisco Taiwan
09:05 ¡V 09:15 Keynote
Speech
- Owen Chan, VP Asia Pacific, Cisco Taiwan
09:15 -
09:45 IPv6 present and future in Taiwan
-
Han-Chieh Chao, Ph.D., National Dong Hwa
University
09:45 -
10:15 Evolution of
the Internet
-
Fred Baker,
Cisco Systems
10:15
- 10:30 Coffee/Tea
10:30
- 11:30 IPv6:
Practical Aspects
-
Tony Hain, Technical Leader, Cisco Systems
11:30 ¡V 12:00 Q&A
12:00 End
of Session
Afternoon Session : IPv6 Solutions & Technologies
1330 ¡V 1335 Introduction
-
Kurt Loh,
Snr Manager, Technical Consulting, Cisco Systems
13:30 ¡V14:15 IPv6 over MPLS
-
James Wu, Technical Consultant, Cisco Systems
14:15 ¡V14:45 IPv6 Multicast
- Mallik Tatipamula, Senior
Technical Leader, Cisco Systems
14:45 ¡V14:55 Coffee/Tea
14:55¡V17:00 Integration
of cellular infrastructure and IP Technologies
-
Mallik Tatipamula, Senior
Product Manager, Cisco Systems
-
Gopal Dommety, Senior
Technical Leader, Cisco Systems
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Agenda updated as of
Fred Baker:
Fred Baker has worked in the telecommunications industry since 1978, building statistical multiplexors, terminal servers, bridges, and routers. At Cisco Systems, his primary interest areas include the improvement of Quality of Service for best effort and real time traffic, the development of routing and addressing, and issues in law enforcement and emergency use of the Internet. In addition to product development, as a Cisco Fellow, he advises senior management of industry directions and appropriate corporate strategies.
In addition, he is the chair of the Internet Society¡¦s Board of Trustees. His principal standards contributions have been to the IETF, for which he served as IETF Chair in from 1996 to 2001. In that forum, he has contributed to Network Management, OSPF and Manet Routing, PPP and Frame Relay, the Integrated and Differentiated Services QoS
architectures, and RSVP. He now serves on the IETF¡¦s Internet Architecture Board, as well as directly contributing technically.
Tony Hain:
Tony is currently a Technical Leader with Cisco Systems focusing on IPv6. In addition to providing guidance to the various internal product teams, he has also been co-chair of the IETF working group on IPv6 Transition. His IETF participation since 1987 includes a term on the Internet Architecture Board from 1997 - 2001.
Prior to joining Cisco in 2001, he spent 5 years at
Microsoft where his roles included Program Manager for IPv6, as well as Network
Analyst for the CIO's office. Prior to Microsoft, he was the Associate Network
Manager for the U.S. Department of Energy's Internet effort, ESnet. With this range of roles, spanning the space between
the implementation technologists and senior management, he brings a real
world viewpoint to the deployment decision process.
Title: IPv6 over MPLS (45
minutes)
Speaker: Mr. James Wu
There are
multiple techniques available to integrate IPv6 services over Service Providers
core backbones: dedicated IPv6 network running over various data link layers,
dual stack IPv4-IPv6 backbone, or leveraging of an existing MPLS backbone.
Conditions are favorable for the introduction of native IPv6 service, from the
edge, in a scalable way, without any IPv6 addressing restrictions and without
putting a well-controlled IPv4 backbone in jeopardy. Backbone stability is key for Service Providers, which recently stabilized their
IPv4 infrastructure. Service Providers running an MPLS/IPv4 infrastructure
follow the same trends, as several integration scenarios are possible to offer
IPv6 services on an MPLS network. Cisco Systems specially developed IPv6
Provider Edge Router over MPLS¡X(Cisco 6PE) to meet all of those
requirements. This presentation would focus on the 6PE architecture, its
operations and benefits, and updates on the related standards work in IETF.
Short Bios of
Presenter:
James Wu, MS of
Computer Science, National Tsing-Hua University,
Taiwan
James Wu is a technical consultant of Asia Pac SP Operations at Cisco Systems.
He is currently providing the technical consulting for major SP customers in
Asia Pacific in the area of IP/MPLS core, VPN and IPv6 technology. He has
consulted in some of the major IP backbone and MPLS networks deployment of the
region key service providers in Taiwan and China. Prior to this, he had been an engineer of Chunghwa
Telecom, the biggest SP in Taiwan, for 7 years, and senior networking
instructor in IBM Taiwan for 2 years and the Product/Technical
Manager of Cisco Taiwan for 2 years. Besides, he got CCIE for Routing and Switching in 2000.
Title: Integration of cellular
infrastructure and IP technologies (2 hr 20 min)
Speakers: Mr. Mallik
Tatipamula and Mr. Gopal Dommety
This session will
discuss the technology trends, architectures and role of IP core, Ipv6, and
wireless LAN technologies in the evolution of next generation mobile wireless
network. It will discuss the adaptation and applications of IP from Ipv4 to
Ipv6 in the evolution of the GPRS to mobile IP and 3G. The speakers will
highlight why Ipv6 is important and applicable in the mobile wireless networks,
and how it can be implemented. They will also discuss the trends of wireless
LANs such as IEEE 802.11 based networks, Wireless Metropolitan Area Networks
such as IEEE 802.16 Networks and Wide Area Wireless Networks such as GPRS,
UMTS, CDMA (1xRTT, EVDO, EVDV) will co-exist to provide unified services and
possibly a unified network view to the consumer. The speakers will present a unified
architecture and a vision of "The road to 4G with wireless LAN and
mobility". Last, the speakers will provide an update on the standards
activities of IPv6 and 3G mobile wireless specifications.
Topics covered in
this session are:
Ø
IP
technologies in the evolution toward 3G - Mallik Tatipamula (30 minutes)
Ø
IPv6
in mobile wireless networks - Mallik Tatipamula (30 minutes)
Ø
Wireless
LAN and mobility: Road to 4G - Gopal Dommety (60 minutes)
Ø
Update
on Standards ¡V Gopal and Mallik
(20 minutes)
Short Bios of
Presenters:
Gopal Dommety, Ph.D, Senior Technical Leader, Cisco Systems
Gopal Dommety is a
Senior Technical Leader in the IOS Technology Division
at Cisco Systems. He currently working in the areas of Public Access and Multi-Tenant/Public Enterprise
Wireless LAN Technologies, Mobile Networking Technologies, Cellular Data
Technologies, and Mobile Services.
Gopal has authored several Journal
publications, Conference Papers, IETF RFCs and Internet Drafts. He is currently Authoring a book on Mobile Wireless Technologies. He is an
active participant in IETF and is a member of Fast Handoffs for IPv6 design
team and leads the Mobile VPN design team in IETF. He has also contributed to
3GPP, 3GPP2, MWIF, and ATM Forum. He has been
awarded several patents in the areas of Mobile Technologies and Internet
Routing.
Prior to this, Gopal held positions at Bell Labs, Lucent Technologies. Gopal Received a B.Tech degree
from IIT, Kharagpur, India and M.S. & Ph.D degrees from Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, USA.
MALLIK TATIPAMULA, is a senior
product manager for advanced technologies in the Routing Technologies group at
Cisco Systems. His expertise include VoIP, mobile wireless, IPv6 and GMPLS technologies. He
closely works with Service Providers and National Research Networks around the
world in deploying these advanced technologies in their next generation
networks. He has been with Cisco since 1998. Previously he worked at Motorola
as a Principal Engineer, responsible for design of next generation wireless
networks. From 1993-1997 he was with Nortel Networks, Ottawa as Senior Member
of Scientific Staff, worked on Nortel's Optical and wireless products. He has
over 12 years of experience in Telecom and Networking Industry. He has
authored and coauthored many publications, including technical articles,
reports, and papers in conference proceedings. He is a senior member of IEEE
and has served on technical program committees of several leading IEEE and SPIE
international conferences. He a