[DLC] IPv6 event - 2012-10-16

Hi *nix people,

It hasn't even been a year since the last one but here it goes again.
 More IPv6 fun (and free pizza if that does it for you).

  Date: Thu, 11 Oct 2012 20:46:40 +0000
  From: "Brewster, Greg" <gbrewster-ZWwMvDAXubFBL/[email protected]>
  Subject: 10/16 IPv6 Event: Please publicize

  Sorry for the late notice on this event.  Please forward this to your
  students and anyone else who may be interested.

  IPv6: Security and Address Planning Issues Owen DeLong & John Kristoff

  Tuesday, October 16, 2012
  3:30 - 5:00 pm
  DePaul Center 8010
  Pizza and refreshments will be provided

  The pool of available public IPv4 addresses is fast running out!
  Europe and Asia are down to critically low reserves.  North America
  has about a 1-year supply left.  The  solution is the conversion of
  all IP services to the new IPv6 protocol, but much work remains to be
  done!

  3:30 - 4:00 pm:  John Kristoff: A Survey of Internetwork Security
                   Issues Involving IPv6.
  4:00 - 5:00 pm:  Owen DeLong: IPv6 Address Planning.

  These presentations will be recorded.  For further information on
  accessing these recordings, contact Greg Brewster or join the new
  Net_Tech_Info mailing list at
    <http://mailman.depaul.edu/mailman/listinfo/net_tech_info>

  John Kristoff is a CDM instructor and a researcher with Team Cymru,
  an Internet security research think tank, and a long-time active
  participant in the Internet operations community.  He can be reached
  at jtk at depaul dot edu.

  Owen DeLong is the IPv6 Evangelist at Hurricane Electric and a member
  of the ARIN Advisory Council.  He is an active member of the systems
  administration, operations, and IP Policy communities. Email: owend
  at he dot net.

  Questions?  Contact Greg Brewster at gbrewster-ZWwMvDAXubFBL/[email protected]

John
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