The program item “Hostage Negotiating with IPv6 Deployment –Practical Experience in hostile environments” has been cancelled

Instead, Kristoffer Larsen from Telia Company has kindly stepped forward with a new talk within the same theme. Kristoffer will speak about “Practical IPv6 Deployment for the Mass-market“, and we kindly thank him for stepping up at such short notice.

You may notice that the participant list does not count 150 participants, and that is due to registrations we expect to come in from our sponsors and speakers over the coming days and weeks.

This also means that there’s a slim chance of a few extra tickets being available. These tickets will be offered to people who sign up for our waiting list by using the following form:

Sign up for the waiting list

When tickets become available, we will contact the people on the list in the order they signed up. They will then have a little time to register before the next on the list will be contacted, and so forth.

• Operational anecdotes, war stories, etc.
• Useful tools
• Interesting technological highlights
• Tips, tricks and similar

Please write to the organisers with your proposed talk on dknog ‘at’ dknog.dk

This means that this year’s program will be in two tracks some of the time. This allows us to make the program more breathable, and allows you to see talks you are more interested in, and perhaps skip some of the things that you do not find within your area of interest.

We hope to be able to record all the talks, so even if you have to miss an interesting talk that happens when you are at the other track, you can still catch up on it afterwards. If you know something about recording and streaming, we would love to hear from you.

We expect to hit 100 sign-ups today, so please buy your ticket soon if you haven’t already. We have room for 130 participants, and currently cannot promise to open for more if we hit the limit.
Visit the website to see the current agenda and buy your ticket, or use the button in the bottom of the email to visit the ticketing site directly.

As an exclusive first, we can reveal that this year’s social will be held at Restaurant Flammen – kindly sponsored by Netnod once again.

Finally we would like to extend our gratitude to our kind sponsors, especially our first Gold sponsor, Netnordic.

On behalf of the DKNOG Crew,

Allan Eising
Chairman of DKNOG

Anders C. Pedersen from Danish consultancy company Conscia will be bringing us IPv6 implementation stories from the often hostile field.

We are very happy to welcome him among the speakers.

Julian Lucek (Juniper) and Michael Lyngbøl (TDC) will discuss the advantages of using Long-haul DWDM optics in routers and talk about deployment examples from TDC.

Fredrik “Hugge” Korsbäk (NORDUnet) will talk about how the new SUNET network was built from the ground, including the state-of-the art optical network.

We are very happy to welcome them as speakers.

We are currently looking for speakers who can present relevant technical topics to the conference, either in form of a full speaking session or a lightning talk.

We accept contributions about most topics within Internet operation and technology, for example:

• IPv4 and IPv6 routing, operation, and management
• IPv6 deployment
• Internet backbone operation
• IXPs and Peering
• ISP and Carrier services
• Research on internet related issues within operation and management
• Internet policy
• Software Defined Networking and Network Function Virtualization
• Transport Technologies
• Network Security

We reserve the right to dismiss all proposals that primarily act as marketing for a product or service sold by the speaker or otherwise.

All presentations must be in English.

Please email the PC on dknog at dknog.dk with an abstract if you would like to talk.