IPv6 Workshop, GRENA, Tbilisi, Dec 15-17, 2009
AGENDA
(Address of GRENA office: 10 Chovelidze street, 0108, Tbilisi, Georgia Tel.: +995 32 250590)

Tuesday, 15 December
9:30 Formal Opening of Lab
9:30 Welcome – Georgian Government representative (Dr. Nodar Surguladze - Deputy Minister, Ministry of Education and Science of Georgia)
9:40 IPv6, 6DEPLOY and the laboratories, how this lab fits in (Prof. Peter Kirstein, University College London)
10:00 Cisco Systems and the Caucasus (Mr. Kaan Terzioglu, Vice President, Cisco Systems)

10:30 The Government Network
10:30 The Cisco donation (Mr. John P. Morgridge, Chairman Emeritus, Cisco Systems)
10:40 The Government response (Government representative)
10:55 The description of the network (Operator)
11:10 The impact of the network (User)

It is probable that the Government Network session will be in parallel with a coffee period for the workshop participants. Both the Formal Opening and the Government Network sessions will be part of a videoconference with Cisco, San Jose.

Workshop Start
11:30 Lecture Session 1
11:30 Why IPv6 is important
11:45 Introduction to IPv6

12:45 Lunch
14:00 Lecture Session 2
14:00 IPv6 Basics: Protocol and Addressing
15:00 Associated Protocols
15:45 Auto-configuration

16: 30 Coffee Break

16:45 Lab Session 1 Host and Auto-configuration
18:15 End of day

Wednesday, 16 December
10:00 Lecture Session 3
10:00 IPv6 Support in the DNS
11:00 Transition mechanisms

12:00 Coffee Break

12:20 Sensor networking

13:20 Lab Session 2 DNS
14:20 Lunch

15:30 Lecture Session 4
15:30 Mobile IPv6
16:30 Applications: Grid, VOIP, and Conferencing Case Studies

17:30 Coffee Break
17:50 Lab Session 3 Applications
18:50 End of Day

Thursday, 17 December
10:00 Lecture Session 5
10:00 Routing Protocols for IPv6

11:45 Coffee Break

12:00 Lab Session 4 Routing Configuration (LAB)
13:30 Lunch

15:00 Lecture Session 6
15:00 Security
16:00 Feedback Form
16:00 Workshop End