Workshop Day

Workshop1conducted in Japanese with some English support

• Room
  Room 501
  
  
• Time
  10:00 - 13:00
  
  
• Instructors
  Shin Miyakawa
  NTT Communications Corporation / WIDE Project
  
  Yasuhiro Shirasaki
  NTT Communications Corporation
  
  
• Outline
  This workshop will be conducted while referencing the configuration file of an actual site running on a fully integrated IPv4/IPv6 dual stack employing BSD, Linux and a commercial router. A detailed introduction to mail, DNS, WWW, firewall, SSH etc. server configuration will be provided in addition to an in depth discussion of Microsoft Windows IPv6 file sharing methods. The workshop content is geared toward those considering the introduction of IPv6 as an addition to a current IPv4 network environment, however, it is not limited to this scope. The workshop aims at providing a definitive solution to all those looking for specific knowhow in the deployment of an IPv6 network.
  
  
• Recommended Background
  Basic knowledge of IPv4 network design and operation

• Room
  Room 501
  
  
• Time
  14:30-17:30
  
  
• Instructors
  Akihiro Inomata
  Fujitsu, Ltd.
  
  Tetsuya Nakai
  NTT Communications Corporation
  
  
• Outline
  Corporate networks are comprised of mail servers, administrative use servers, routers, switches etc. - a makeup of varied and multiple elements. This workshop will address the introduction of IPv6 to this kind of complex corporate network. Content will include a detailed analysis of current deployment practices in addition to a comprehensive explanation of network configuration and architecture. Finally, an outlook on the future role of IPv6 in corporate activities will be presented in a short case study format.
  
  
• Recommended Background
  It is expected that attendees have basic knowledge of design and operation of IPv4 corporate networks.

• Room
  Room 502
  
  
• Time
  10:00-13:00
  
  
• Instructors
  Qing Li
  Wind River Systems, Inc.
  
  Don Loomis
  Dallas Semiconductor Corporation
  
  Nobuo Okabe
  Yokogawa Electric Corporation
  
  
  
• Outline
  This workshop will survey technology, review business case studies, outline current discussion issues and address action items for IPv6's leading application area - embedded appliance applications.
  
  The discussion will be conducted not only at the IP layer but at the various technology layers essential to a system(ie: chip, network, application, security, etc.) , with instructors defining their views on specifications, functions, architecture and business in an attempt to share a current and future view on Applications for IPv6 Embedded Appliances.
  
  
• Recommended Background
  This workshop is geared toward those with an interest in applications for IPv6 embedded appliances, an interest in the IPv6 embedded appliance development environment, and a basic working knowledge of IPv6.

• Room
  Room 502
  
  
• Time
  14:30-17:30
  
  
• Instructors
  Laurent Dumont
  Senior Software Engineer, Apple Computer, Inc.
  
  Jun-ichiro Hagino
  Research Laboratory, Internet Initiative Japan, Inc.
  
  Anthony Jones
  Microsoft Co., Ltd.
  
  
• Outline
  This slot presents how you can write a program IPv6-ready. The content will cover UNIX socket layer programming, both client and server. We will look at portability issues, security issues, and how-to to rewrite your IPv4-only application to be IPv6-ready. We will cover Windows-dependent and MacOSX-dependent API also.
  
  
• Recommended Background
  We assume that participants are familiar with UNIX socket layer programming.