[BLU/Officers] Door prizes

[abreauj at gmail.com (John Abreau)]

On Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 8:42 PM, David Kramer <david at thekramers.net> wrote:

> Yes.  IPv6 is one of those things that most people have been dismissing
> as either "It will never take off, like the Metric system", or "I'll get
> to it someday".
>
> We had a presentation on it a few years ago and it was in a dismal state
> then.  I hope by now more of the bugs have been worked out.


We had an IPv6 meeting in November 2011, and one before that in
August 1997.

I was disappointed in the presentation last year; I had
hoped for a detailed walk-through for how to migrate to IPv6 for several
scenarios like a home user with maybe 3-4 systems and a dd-wrt router,
a small office with 1-2 servers and a dozen desktops/laptops, and a
larger enterprise with multiple locations. Something aimed at an audience
that has already decided to migrate to IPv6 and is looking for details
on how to do so.

Instead we got yet another abstract sales pitch that was bereft of details
and amounted to a pitch to persuade reluctant PHBes that they need
to migrate.

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