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SUMMARY:Less Worrying, More Learning, More Sharing – Ways to Embrace IPv6
DESCRIPTION:Robert Sears (NOAA N-Wave), Ron Bewtra (Hewlett Packard Enterp
 rise (HPE)), CAPT Joseph Baczkowski and Eric Estes (NOAA N-Wave), Hans Add
 leman (Indiana University), and Kate Robinson (Energy Sciences Network (ES
 net))\n\nIPv6 is quickly becoming the dominant protocol on the internet. A
 s the global transition from IPv4 to IPv6 continues, many ISPs are now see
 ing over 50% of their traffic via IPv6. SCinet22 saw wireless IPv6 traffic
  ranging from 35-55%. This BoF continues the engagement from SC22 with dis
 cussions centered on international migration efforts, cyber security, HPC,
  IPAM and real-time IPv6 usage from SCinet23! Join our discussion on the e
 fforts, implications and challenges for transitioning HPC, data centers an
 d networks. Ask questions, provide updates, and hear from others about the
 ir real-world experience - learn all the ways you can embrace IPv6.\n\nTag
 : Architecture and Networks\n\nRegistration Category: Tech Program Reg Pas
 s, Exhibits Reg Pass\n\n
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