Rocky Mountain IPv6 Summit - University of Denver, Sturm Hall, Davis Auditorium
09/04/2008 - 09:00
09/04/2008 - 16:00
Etc/GMT-3
Rocky Mountain IPv6 Summit
It is time to upgrade your infrastructure to IPv6
When/Where: April 9th, 2008, 9AM to 4PM and the University of Denver, Sturm Hall, Davis Auditorium
Why Attend:
Does your organization have plans to use Microsoft Vista or Server 2008?
Are you not going to retire from the IT industry for another 10 years?
Have you always wondered what IPv6 is but were afraid to ask?
The transition to IPv6 has already begun and its completion is inevitable. We want you to be ahead of these technology trends rather than reacting after the ball is already rolling. You need to know more about IPv6 to be able to understand how the powerful wave will transform communications over the next 20 years.
The Rocky Mountain IPv6 Task Force (RMv6TF) is hosting its inaugural IPv6 Technology Conference on April 9, 2008 at the University of Denver (DU) Sturm Hall Davis Auditorium. We would like to extend this invitation for you and your organization to join us.
What You Will Get:
FREE one-day educational event
Lunch and refreshments provided
Find out what IPv6 is all about
Learn about the benefits of using IPv6
Learn about IPv6 technology from the experts
Gain valuable information to prepare you and your organization for this new wave
If you would like to register for this event just send e-mail to me (SHogg@GTRI.com) so that we can save you a seat and have lunch/beverages for you.
In IPv6 mobility does not have the problem of unbalanced routing as like in IPv4 packages, so that a mobile connection is so efficient as a normal connection. This is due to there is a process through which the mobile node can inform the node which communicates to which is the address in the new network and use this address for their communication.
