IPv4-v6 Workshop in Rio
For those of you who will participate IGF in Rio, I would like to invite you to participate the workshop: "IPv4 to IPv6: challenges and opportunities", Monday, Nov 12, 1330 - 1500, room Pardo II, right after the plenary session. I will be moderating the session as well as giving "The View from End User and Public Interest"in 5 minutes. I attach my slide including the summary of ALAC statement (with some editing). Note - I will NOT represent ALAC, but plan to introduce myself as a member of ALAC. Comments and suggestions are all welcome. The workshop details are now placed at the following URL: http://www.intgovforum.org/wks_session_info.php?numes=30 Thanks, izumi
Izumi san, Would like to hear your own views on how much of a crisis this issue is (when ipv4 runs out), if it is one/will be one. Also your views on how it will affect developing countries (like China, India, most of Asia, Africa where current internet penetration is quite low and most of future growth in devices will be) And how we (developing countires) can influence the discussions/processes so that their 'users' don't suffer for want of ip numbers... Thanks, Guru _____________ Gurumurthy K IT for Change, Bangalore Bridging Development Realities and Technological Possibilities www.ITforChange.net -----Original Message----- From: alac-bounces@atlarge-lists.icann.org [mailto:alac-bounces@atlarge-lists.icann.org] On Behalf Of Izumi AIZU Sent: Sunday, November 11, 2007 1:12 AM To: At-Large Subject: [At-Large] IPv4-v6 Workshop in Rio For those of you who will participate IGF in Rio, I would like to invite you to participate the workshop: "IPv4 to IPv6: challenges and opportunities", Monday, Nov 12, 1330 - 1500, room Pardo II, right after the plenary session. I will be moderating the session as well as giving "The View from End User and Public Interest"in 5 minutes. I attach my slide including the summary of ALAC statement (with some editing). Note - I will NOT represent ALAC, but plan to introduce myself as a member of ALAC. Comments and suggestions are all welcome. The workshop details are now placed at the following URL: http://www.intgovforum.org/wks_session_info.php?numes=30 Thanks, izumi
Thanks for you great suggestions. I will try to address these either as a speaker, as well as as a moderator. 2007/11/12, Guru@ITfC <guru@itforchange.net>:
Izumi san,
Would like to hear your own views on how much of a crisis this issue is (when ipv4 runs out), if it is one/will be one.
The straight answer is no one really knows. Some want to say No, no problem, we will, or it will be managed. My take is, people will eventually move to prepare, so there will be some trobule still remain, but largely OK, BUT, this is based on the assumption that people will make greate efforrts, not that automatic. Hence the need for awarenss building.
Also your views on how it will affect developing countries (like China, India, most of Asia, Africa where current internet penetration is quite low and most of future growth in devices will be)
It will largely depend on how they are dependent on Internet, China have more users than any country, and Internet largely built in and used in their economic, governmental and other social activities. While some other LDCs have little use of Internet - but still affected. There will be a talk from Africa about this.
And how we (developing countires) can influence the discussions/processes so that their 'users' don't suffer for want of ip numbers...
Let's discuss about that - there is no ready-made answer to that... izumi
Thanks, Guru _____________ Gurumurthy K IT for Change, Bangalore Bridging Development Realities and Technological Possibilities www.ITforChange.net
-----Original Message----- From: alac-bounces@atlarge-lists.icann.org [mailto:alac-bounces@atlarge-lists.icann.org] On Behalf Of Izumi AIZU Sent: Sunday, November 11, 2007 1:12 AM To: At-Large Subject: [At-Large] IPv4-v6 Workshop in Rio
For those of you who will participate IGF in Rio, I would like to invite you to participate the workshop: "IPv4 to IPv6: challenges and opportunities", Monday, Nov 12, 1330 - 1500, room Pardo II, right after the plenary session.
I will be moderating the session as well as giving "The View from End User and Public Interest"in 5 minutes.
I attach my slide including the summary of ALAC statement (with some editing).
Note - I will NOT represent ALAC, but plan to introduce myself as a member of ALAC. Comments and suggestions are all welcome.
The workshop details are now placed at the following URL: http://www.intgovforum.org/wks_session_info.php?numes=30
Thanks,
izumi
-- >> Izumi Aizu << Institute for HyperNetwork Society, Oita Kumon Center, Tama University, Tokyo Japan * * * * * << Writing the Future of the History >> www.anr.org
Izumi If you need me to, I can ask specific questions from the floor if they aren't addressed in the presentations... Jacqueline -----Original Message----- From: Izumi AIZU [mailto:iza@anr.org] Sent: Monday, November 12, 2007 11:17 To: Guru@ITfC Cc: At-Large Worldwide Subject: Re: [At-Large] IPv4-v6 Workshop in Rio Thanks for you great suggestions. I will try to address these either as a speaker, as well as as a moderator. 2007/11/12, Guru@ITfC <guru@itforchange.net>:
Izumi san,
Would like to hear your own views on how much of a crisis this issue is (when ipv4 runs out), if it is one/will be one.
The straight answer is no one really knows. Some want to say No, no problem, we will, or it will be managed. My take is, people will eventually move to prepare, so there will be some trobule still remain, but largely OK, BUT, this is based on the assumption that people will make greate efforrts, not that automatic. Hence the need for awarenss building.
Also your views on how it will affect developing countries (like China, India, most of Asia, Africa where current internet penetration is quite
low
and most of future growth in devices will be)
It will largely depend on how they are dependent on Internet, China have more users than any country, and Internet largely built in and used in their economic, governmental and other social activities. While some other LDCs have little use of Internet - but still affected. There will be a talk from Africa about this.
And how we (developing countires) can influence the discussions/processes
so
that their 'users' don't suffer for want of ip numbers...
Let's discuss about that - there is no ready-made answer to that... izumi
Thanks, Guru _____________ Gurumurthy K IT for Change, Bangalore Bridging Development Realities and Technological Possibilities www.ITforChange.net
-----Original Message----- From: alac-bounces@atlarge-lists.icann.org [mailto:alac-bounces@atlarge-lists.icann.org] On Behalf Of Izumi AIZU Sent: Sunday, November 11, 2007 1:12 AM To: At-Large Subject: [At-Large] IPv4-v6 Workshop in Rio
For those of you who will participate IGF in Rio, I would like to invite
you
to participate the workshop: "IPv4 to IPv6: challenges and opportunities", Monday, Nov 12, 1330 - 1500, room Pardo II, right after the plenary session.
I will be moderating the session as well as giving "The View from End User and Public Interest"in 5 minutes.
I attach my slide including the summary of ALAC statement (with some editing).
Note - I will NOT represent ALAC, but plan to introduce myself as a member of ALAC. Comments and suggestions are all welcome.
The workshop details are now placed at the following URL: http://www.intgovforum.org/wks_session_info.php?numes=30
Thanks,
izumi
-- >> Izumi Aizu << Institute for HyperNetwork Society, Oita Kumon Center, Tama University, Tokyo Japan * * * * * << Writing the Future of the History >> www.anr.org _______________________________________________ ALAC mailing list ALAC@atlarge-lists.icann.org http://atlarge-lists.icann.org/mailman/listinfo/alac_atlarge-lists.icann.org At-Large Official Site: http://www.alac.icann.org ALAC Independent: http://www.icannalac.org No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.503 / Virus Database: 269.15.30/1125 - Release Date: 11/11/2007 21:50 No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.503 / Virus Database: 269.15.30/1125 - Release Date: 11/11/2007 21:50
Thanks for the offer - am not sure if that be the case - I think there will be many questions, but what I am afraid is to go too much on technical details and/or drag into the "past history" - so any questions steering away from these pit holes and bring attention to possible, positive and needed actions. izumi 2007/11/12, Jacqueline A. Morris <jam@jacquelinemorris.com>:
Izumi If you need me to, I can ask specific questions from the floor if they aren't addressed in the presentations... Jacqueline
-----Original Message----- From: Izumi AIZU [mailto:iza@anr.org] Sent: Monday, November 12, 2007 11:17 To: Guru@ITfC Cc: At-Large Worldwide Subject: Re: [At-Large] IPv4-v6 Workshop in Rio
Thanks for you great suggestions. I will try to address these either as a speaker, as well as as a moderator.
2007/11/12, Guru@ITfC <guru@itforchange.net>:
Izumi san,
Would like to hear your own views on how much of a crisis this issue is (when ipv4 runs out), if it is one/will be one.
The straight answer is no one really knows. Some want to say No, no problem, we will, or it will be managed. My take is, people will eventually move to prepare, so there will be some trobule still remain, but largely OK, BUT, this is based on the assumption that people will make greate efforrts, not that automatic. Hence the need for awarenss building.
Also your views on how it will affect developing countries (like China, India, most of Asia, Africa where current internet penetration is quite
low
and most of future growth in devices will be)
It will largely depend on how they are dependent on Internet, China have more users than any country, and Internet largely built in and used in their economic, governmental and other social activities. While some other LDCs have little use of Internet - but still affected. There will be a talk from Africa about this.
And how we (developing countires) can influence the discussions/processes
so
that their 'users' don't suffer for want of ip numbers...
Let's discuss about that - there is no ready-made answer to that...
izumi
Thanks, Guru _____________ Gurumurthy K IT for Change, Bangalore Bridging Development Realities and Technological Possibilities www.ITforChange.net
-----Original Message----- From: alac-bounces@atlarge-lists.icann.org [mailto:alac-bounces@atlarge-lists.icann.org] On Behalf Of Izumi AIZU Sent: Sunday, November 11, 2007 1:12 AM To: At-Large Subject: [At-Large] IPv4-v6 Workshop in Rio
For those of you who will participate IGF in Rio, I would like to invite
you
to participate the workshop: "IPv4 to IPv6: challenges and opportunities", Monday, Nov 12, 1330 - 1500, room Pardo II, right after the plenary session.
I will be moderating the session as well as giving "The View from End User and Public Interest"in 5 minutes.
I attach my slide including the summary of ALAC statement (with some editing).
Note - I will NOT represent ALAC, but plan to introduce myself as a member of ALAC. Comments and suggestions are all welcome.
The workshop details are now placed at the following URL: http://www.intgovforum.org/wks_session_info.php?numes=30
Thanks,
izumi
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participants (3)
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Guru＠ITfC -
Izumi AIZU -
Jacqueline A. Morris