Two members of the Deploy360 team, Jan Žorž and Richard Jimmerson, will participate at two IPv6-related events in Denver next week. The first event, taking place on April 17, is the Internet Society’s INET Conference. This event is organized with our Colorado Chapter and is themed, “IPv4 Exhaustion and the Path to IPv6.” The event Read more…
NANOG 57 takes place next week on February 4-6. NANOG offers a great opportunity to network with colleagues, freshen-up skills, learn advanced networking techniques, and discover new network applications. Jan Zorz and I will be there talking about our existing Deploy360 Programme work, as well as our upcoming work with network operator communities to document Read more…
Have you been hearing much about new deployments of IPv6 lately? Some people I talk to say things have gone a bit silent. I think that is a noteworthy observation that could mean different things depending on your point of view. I will agree that I have seen fewer media articles about the topic than Read more…
On behalf of the Deploy360 team, I would like to thank you for an exciting first year. This public resource started from scratch in January and has since grown into a comprehensive deployment assistance destination. We could not have done it without you and we have big plans for improvements in 2013. We started this Read more…
The Internet Society Deploy360 Programme has a new team member! Jan Žorž joined the team this month to help us make this open technology information resource even better. As our Operational Engagement Programme Manager, Jan will help us improve our IPv6 documentation at Deploy360. Jan will also help the Internet Society explore new ways to work Read more…
Do you want to help get technologies like IPv6 and DNSSEC more widely deployed? Would you like to work with network operators around the world to help understand their deployment challenges – and then develop materials to address those challenges? Do you enjoy speaking at conferences? Translating engineering-speak into business-speak? Interacting with people in operator Read more…