Presentation Slides

This is where I collect the slides for different presentations. Ordered by subject, most recent first within each subject.

ESNOG

Talk about the difficulties with the IPv6 transition at the ESNOG meeting on may 11, 2009 in Madrid.

Presentation at LACNIC meeting in may 2008 about running out of IPv4 addresses and what this means for the IPv4 and IPv6 routing tables

At the IAB routing and addressing workshop in Amsterdam october 18 and 19 2006, I had two short presentations and a longer one (about shim6):

IPv6 overview (at IP in Action)
IPv6 routing tutorial at the RIPE 53 meeting. See the RIPE 53 Meeting Archive for a video file (under the "webcast" link) of the tutorial, unfortunately the audio and video quality isn't all that good.
De overstap naar IPv6, a tutorial in Dutch about the transition to IPv6 for the Dutch chapter of the Internet Society. Audio file in enhanced podcast format, playable in (amongst others) iTunes, Quicktime and VLC: part 1, part 2.

IPv6 Multihoming Using PA Space, a proposal for selectively allowing more specific prefixes from IPv6 provider aggregatable space to make multihoming possible using BGP communities. Also see draft-van-beijnum-v6ops-pa-mhome-community-01.txt.
bgpresearch.pdf, thoughts about problem areas in BGP that may benefit from research.
Slides for a guest lecture about BGP for the System & Network Administration program at the University of Amsterdam. A bit more to the (BGP) point and better looking than the one below, and has some IPv6 info. You can also listen to audio of the lecture: part 1, part 2 (Dutch).
BGP and the physical structure of the Internet
From a workshop for the Dutch chapter of the Internet Society. There is also a Dutch version.
BGP over an internet exchange risks and a possible solution
Presented at an AMS-IX Technical Meeting some time ago.

multi6dt1-overview-ietf58.pdf
Updated multi6 working group design team results at IETF 58.
georipe46.pdf
An updated version for RIPE 46 of the slides that I presented at IETF 57 about geographic aggregation in provider networks. Includes a couple of slides on why we should do this anyway even if multiaddress solutions to the multihoming in IPv6 problem are implemented.
multi6designteam.pdf
Multi6 working group design team results at IETF 57.
ietf57-isp-int.pdf
Presenting my provider-internal aggregation based on geography draft draft-van-beijnum-multi6-isp-int-aggr-01.txt at IETF 57.
online HTML
An earlier presentation of the draft at RIPE 44.