Julia Charvolen:Welcome to the IPV6 webinar for ALAC on Thursday 17 October 2013 at 1800 UTC
Yaovi Atohoun:Hello, A background noise! only to my side???
Leo Vegoda:I cannot hear a background noise
Julia Charvolen:me neither
Yaovi Atohoun:Probably from my own side. thanks
Julia Charvolen:i will check with operator
Julia Charvolen:Yes, thank you Leo we can see
Louie Lee:audio cutting out for me occassionally on Adobe Connect. Was that just me?
Valentina Pavel:Same here
Ricardo Patara:happened to me also
Jason Schiller:Phone is not cutting out
Dev Anand Teelucksingh:me also
Julia Charvolen:I will check with the operator about the phone cutting
Louie Lee:So the problem is likely to be between Adobe Connect and the phone bridge.
Olivier Crepin-Leblond:Phone's working fine
Olivier Crepin-Leblond:yes you're right Louie
Julia Charvolen:Please mute your mic if you are not sepaking, thank you
Julia Charvolen:The operator told me audio bridge is fine on both sides.
Julia Charvolen:How is it for you now? still cutting?
Heidi Ullrich:Welcome to the call, Sebastien
Glenn McKnight:This is similar to the ISOC presentation on IPV6
Glenn McKnight:Dan York has some stuff on this
Glenn McKnight:He has a few LIVESTREAM by Dan York at the ISOC page
Glenn McKnight:Also worth watching the ARIN presentations on this topic
Glenn McKnight:Will this presentation be distributed . I would like permission to post it at the ISOC Canada site and facebook
Glenn McKnight:Thanks
Julia Charvolen:Slides will be available on the wiki page as well
Olivier Crepin-Leblond:Thank you
Yaovi Atohoun 2:OK. Thanks.
Evan Leibovitch:http://www.internetsociety.org/deploy360
Louie Lee:At some point in the policy presentation, we should highlight that while these RIR policies for getting v6 seems complicated, if you don't justify for IPv6 space from an RIR, it does NOT mean that you can't get any IPv6 addresses at all.
Louie Lee:You can always get IPv6 address from your ISP.
Leo Vegoda:Or from one of the free tunnel broker services
Louie Lee:Yup!
Louie Lee:(Just trying to keep this audience in mind since we're used to talking to ISPs...)
Leo Vegoda:It is worth noting that we have about 506 /12s left in the current block defined for Global Unicast. That measn we have enough to allocate each RIR a /12 a year for a century. So the issue is not address space availability but whether the Internet infrastructure can scale up to support such a massive network.
Evan Leibovitch:I understand, Louis. But if there is any interest in getting At Large to join the advocacy of this issue, the message demands lay language.
Olivier Crepin-Leblond:This might indeed be a mission we need to work on -- making this material acessible to lay-people
Evan Leibovitch:On this I would suggest getting involved in the ISOC initiative rather than reinventing it.
Louie Lee:Good idea
Dev Anand Teelucksingh 2:An observation: there seems to be well defined allocation policies for IPv6 by the RIRs. Are there situations or policies in place where IPv6 alocations are rescinded ? 2nd - when ISPs allocate or resell IPv6 addresses to a customer, does this customer information need to be retained or sent to the RIRs?
Louie Lee::) I was just about to do the same comparison, Olivier
jorge villa:all allocations made by ISP to final customers (generally organizations not individuals) must be documented at RIR database. that information populate de Whois.
Barbara Roseman:there are protections for individual home users
Barbara Roseman:so that their names and addresses are not revealed in the whois
jorge villa:normally the isps doesn´t publish any individual/home information neither its allocations
jorge villa:they normally publish the address space allocated to individual/home users as a generic block managed by the isp.
Leo Vegoda:http://www.loopsofzen.co.uk/
Leo Vegoda:That web site is only available over IPv6
Yaovi Atohoun 2:this is why I can access it from my v4 link
Dev Anand Teelucksingh 2:Thanks jorge
jorge villa:in a lot of ISPs the individual users doesnt have fixed IP addresses, and that is one more reason to not publish that information at the whois database
jorge villa:your welcome Dev.
Ricardo Patara:Anyone can even participate remotely
Ricardo Patara:all 5 RIRs have means to allow remote participation. Enabling watching, listing, chating and even voting
Dev Anand Teelucksingh 2:Are transcripts, recordings of these meetings publicly available, for those unable to directly attend (be it F2F or remotely) at the time?
jorge villa:normally all the materials are published (slides and videos)
Ricardo Patara:Yes. Some have transcriptions (ripe, apnic), but all have recording of the different parts of the meeting avaialble from their webistes
Olivier Crepin-Leblond:aaah I remember the good ol' days with Jon :-)
jorge villa:the transcription is not an standard as Ricardos says, but sometimes it is available mostly on pannels
Dev Anand Teelucksingh 2:thanks
Heidi Ullrich:Tuesday, 19th: Agenda: Discussion with the ASO (16:00-16:30) (Moderator: Olivier Crépin-Leblond)
allan skuce:Thank you.
Heidi Ullrich:Thanks very much, alll!
Heidi Ullrich:We will be sending the presentations and recording to our lists.
Heidi Ullrich:See you in BA!
David Olive:Thanks Everyone for your participation
Louie Lee:Thanks, Julia and Heidi!
Yaovi Atohoun 2:Thanks and bye
Julia Charvolen:Thank you Louie and everyone
Heidi Ullrich:Thank you!
Dev Anand Teelucksingh 2:Thanks for the information and presentations. Take care all!
sebastien:Thanks a lot
Ricardo Patara:bye
sebastien:You need to do the same for the full Board ;)
Olivier Crepin-Leblond:Thanks all -- and Thanks Louie & all your colleagues
jorge villa:bye :-)
