[afripv6-discuss] [***SPAM***] Re : The African IPv6 Task Force

[Mark van Wyk]

Hi Wilson,

We're teaching IPv6 to corporates in Johannesburg and Cape Town right at
the moment. I'm attending the course I'll be training next week, this week
in Johannesburg.

We've designed about 7 or 8 interesting labs that work on 4 Cisco routers.
If you'd be interested in swapping ideas, information and material. shout.
If you know of other guys that have access to labs and/or material, I'd be
really interested in checking that out too.

Thanks,

Mark

On 1 February 2012 16:02, sylvain aboka baya <abscoco2001 at yahoo.fr> wrote:

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>    Hi Dear Hisham,
>
>  What a Pleasure to read you! I Appreciate the Work of all the AfriNIC's
> Team and I Encourage Y'All to do Better Because it's Possible.
>   Hope that you are fine and all your team too.
>  I encourage the Rapid Beginning of These activities.
>  With my low Capabilities, i'll do my Best to Contribute in this Important
> Work. So you can Count on me, i'll be Proud to be Associated; Because in my
> Country, we are working in the save way.
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> Date: Sat, 28 Jan 2012 18:10:01 +0400
> From: Hisham Ibrahim <hisham at afrinic.net>
>
> Subject: [afripv6-discuss] The African IPv6 Task Force
> To: IPv6 in Africa <afripv6-discuss at afrinic.net>
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> Dear all,
>
> I am glad to announce that the African IPv6 Task Force AF6TF will should
> be up and running by mid Feb.
>
> I am sharing some initial thoughts to the mailing list and am waiting on
> your feedback and of curse your participation to the TF.
>
> The idea of establishing a regional task force that that focuses its
> efforts on the uptake of IPv6 deployment within the region has been
> discussed for sometime in the African region.
>
> To achieve this goal the African IPv6 Task Force (AF6TF) divided its work
> scope among several focus groups to provide a more specialized approach and
> measurable targets.
>
> Focus groups
>
> 1.    National and Governmental Focus Group
>
> The Mandate:
>
> This FG will assist governmental members and policy makers in defining and
> promoting a clear dated roadmap for the IPv6 implementation strategies on
> their large national networks and backbones.
>
> 2.    Transit and Peering Focus Group
>
> The Mandate:
>
> This FG will assist transit and peering providers in developing and
> implementing processes and best practice scenarios to assist with the
> proper and efficient deployment of IPv6 in their networks.
>
> 3.    DNS and Web Focus Group
>
> The Mandate:
>
> This FG will assist ccTLDs, host and content providers in promotion and
> diffusion of IPv6 capable services on their networks.
>
> 4.    Security and applications Focus Group
>
> The Mandate:
>
> This FG will facilitate collaboration between academic and research
> organizations in the development of IPv6 tools, applications and devices.
> The FG will attempt to actively contribute to the international standards
> and specification bodies tasked with IPv6 matters.
>
> 5.    Mobile Focus Group
>
> The Mandate:
>
> This FG will assist Mobile operators in defining and promoting a clear
> dated roadmap for the IPv6 implementation strategies on their networks in
> preparation for Mobile Internet and LTE services.
>
>
>
> All of these FGs will report back to a steering committee elected from the
> active members participating in the different FG.
>
> The Secretariat will be provided by AfriNIC and will work with the
> Steering Committee to support each of the FGs, the scope will include also
> material preparation, meeting organization, maintaining a mailing list for
> discussion, along side with hosting and publishing the Task Force website.
>
> I am waiting on your comments and input
>
> Regards
> Hisham Ibrahim
> IPv6 PM, AfriNIC
>
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