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 **Dates:** 28 February 2020\\ **Dates:** 28 February 2020\\
 +**Event:** [[http://phnog.com/phnog-2020-manila/|PhNOG 2020 MANILA]]\\
 **Location:** Manila, Philippines\\ **Location:** Manila, Philippines\\
  
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 **Synopsis** **Synopsis**
  
-This technical workshop, made up of lectures and hands-on lab modules, is targeted at anyone who is involved in Internet technology standards, local and national network infrastructure deployment and day to day network operations+IP addresses are a core part of how the Internet operates. With IPv4 almost reaching exhaustion, IPv6 networks have become quite common. This is a hands-on tutorial focusing on deployment of IPv6 on IP core networks, Including network infrastructure design principles, dual stack deployment, transition mechanisms, and security considerations.  
  
-The workshop will help the participants have a better understanding of the IPv6 protocol and learn how to deploy IPv6 in their network.+**Target Audience**
  
-**Workshop Topics** +  * Entry and/or mid level technical staff of ISP, network operators or enterprise, who are involved in day-to-day network operation function.
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-   * Internet Fundamentals +
-   * Routing Protocols - BGP +
-   * IPv6 Protocol architecture and standards +
-   * IPv6 Enhancements to Internet Routing Protocols +
-   * IPv6 addressing and address planning +
-   * IPv6 transition technologies +
-   * IPv6 deployment planning +
-   * Enabling IPv6 on network services (DNS, WWW, etc) +
-   * Securing and Hardening IPv6 Networks and Devices +
-   * IPv6 security issues +
-   * IPv6 deployment case study+
  
 **Pre-requisites** **Pre-requisites**
  
-It is assumed that the workshop participants know how to use a router command line interface, do basic router configuration and have a working knowledge of an IGP (OSPF) and BGP fundamentals. Knowledge of the IPv6 protocol is helpful but not essential.+It is assumed that the workshop participants know how to use a router command line interface, do basic router configuration and have a working knowledge of an IGP (OSPF) and BGP fundamentals. Knowledge of the IPv6 protocol is helpful but not essential. This workshop is not an introduction. The lab exercises use Cisco IOS configuration syntax. 
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 +**Workshop Topics** 
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 +  IPv6 Architecture 
 +  IPv6 Deployment Planning 
 +  IPv6 Transition Technologies 
 +  IPv6 Deployment 
 +  IPv6 Security
  
-This workshop is not an introduction. The lab exercises use Cisco IOS configuration syntax. 
  
 **Requirements** **Requirements**
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 **Workshop Items** **Workshop Items**
  
-  * [[ipv6deploy20200228-ph/agenda| Agenda]]  (includes links to presentations and schedule)+  * [[ipv620200228-ph/agenda| Agenda]]  (includes links to presentations and schedule)
   * Instructors: Sheryl (Shane) Hermoso (APNIC), Bani Lara (Community Trainer)   * Instructors: Sheryl (Shane) Hermoso (APNIC), Bani Lara (Community Trainer)
-  * [[| Survey]]+  * [[https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/IPv6-FEB2020-PHNOG|Survey]]
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