[sdnog] Fw: Register to the first e-deployathon of 2020

[emadedeen at sudachad.com]

Dear all

Greetings

Who I can see only IPV6 traffic generated from my ASN , if there is internet
tools do that please share it, locally I have monitoring system but not
differentiate between IPV4 and IPV6 , it put all traffic togather  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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From: sdnog [mailto:sdnog-bounces at sdnog.sd] On Behalf Of Sami Salih
Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2020 08:25
To: sdnog at sdnog.sd
Subject: [sdnog] Fw: Register to the first e-deployathon of 2020

 

سلام

 

دي فرصة كويسة لي أي جهه راغبة تنتقل بي شبكتها لي IPv6، المنظمة ح توفر خبراء
يساعدو المجموعة المختارة وهم 45 من مشغلي الشبكات في أفريقيا يقودوا التحول
خطوة بي خطة خلال 3 أيام،ممكن نشرها لي أي زول مهتم يبدأ في سبتمبر.

 

تحياتي

 

 

Sami Salih

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From: afnog <afnog-bounces at afnog.org <mailto:afnog-bounces at afnog.org> > on
behalf of Susan Akinyi Otieno <susan.otieno at afrinic.net
<mailto:susan.otieno at afrinic.net> >
Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2020 9:04 AM
To: afnog at afnog.org <mailto:afnog at afnog.org>  <afnog at afnog.org>
Subject: [afnog] Register to the first e-deployathon of 2020 

 

Dear Colleagues,

AFRINIC is now the only RIR with IPv4 addresses in its free pool - 1,967,616
million to be precise. This is of course grossly inadequate to meet Africa’s
current IP address needs, making IPv6 the only sustainable way to continue
to grow the potential of the Internet in Africa.

This is why, after having trained over 6000 engineers from 50 countries, we
designed and organised the world’s first deployathon in 2018 as a mechanism
to shorten the time between learning about IPv6 and actually implementing
it. 

So far, we have run 5 deployathons in which 55 network operators have
participated and within 3-4 days, were able to accomplish the following:


                • 28  address plans in IPAMS
                • 23 validated route6 object
                • 10 validated RPKI ROA objects
                • 10 advertised IPv6 prefixes
                • 10 complete IPv6 infrastructure audits
                • 8 IPv6-enabled core networks
                • 6 IPv6 domain objects
                • 5 networks with IPv6 user traffic
                • 4 IPv6-enabled enabled network


If selected, you will get the same step by step guidance, tools and
techniques we have perfected in 5 deployathons and 44 helpdesk calls to help
you move your IPv6 deployment one clearly measurable step forward in full
accordance with your network change management processes.


Date: 1-4 September
Time: 4 hours each day
Location: Zoom (but we promise it will be fun)
Eligibility: Qualified engineers from any country in Africa


If you are an engineer who runs a network and believe that you can make one
concrete visible step towards IPv6 deployment (or advanced your stalled IPv6
deployment), apply for a spot here: https://vox.afrinic.net/215164?lang=en

Only 45 spots are available. The application deadline is 27 August 2020. 

For more information and queries about e-Deployathons, please contact:
do at afrinic.net <mailto:do at afrinic.net> 

 

 

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Susan M.A. Otieno

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African Network Information Centre (AFRINIC)
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