Ole Trøan
Ole Trøan
Independent consultant
Who gets the last IPv4 address?
The Internet is fast running out of IPv4 addresses. The current prediction being that it will happen within the next 3-4 years. The solution to this problem has been IPv6, but so far IPv6 transitioning has failed to happen. This presentation will look at the reasons why IPv6 has failed, the required changes to IPv6 transitioning in a network without a free pool of IPv4 addresses and what is likely to happen with the Internet if we continue without transitioning at all.
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Biography
Ole Trøan has spent the last 10 years at Cisco Systems; working as the technical lead for IPv6 development in IOS. He has been involved in protocol design, standardisation and implementation of IPv6 related features and functionality. He also spent 2 years leading Cisco's Research and Development
Centre in Tokyo, Japan. He is currently semi-retired working as a independent consultant out of Bergen, Norway.