Topic of Presentation: Technologies for IPv4 and v6 coexistence

Language: Polish

Robert Raszuk – is part of Juniper Routing Protocol Engineering team. He joined the company in Jan 2007 as Dist. Eng after spending 10 years in Cisco System’s Routing Protocols Deployment and Architecture group. He is author & co-author of over 30 patents & 10 IETF drafts as well as RFCs. His focus has been during last years concentrated on large scale routing (mainly BGP), MPLS and it’s applications. He has over 14 years experience in the computer networking industry and number of very good relations with many key world wide service providers. His main role in Juniper is to provide a very close liaison between key customers and routing engineering team.

Abstract: The talk describes current state of technologies allowing IPv6 users to use IPv4 Internet resources as well as making it possible to open some of the IPv6 only services to the IPv4 world.

Two major approaches are described: translation & tunneling schemes. Slides demonstrate how users without any changes to their hosts as well as without keeping any state in service provider core can talk over new IPv6 transit networks to the IPv4 Internet.

References to standardization material is provided as well.