networking
Surviving the IPocalypse: IPv6, Linux, and You
Everyone who has a presence on the web is going to be forced to more about IPv6 in the coming years. Get ahead of the curve!
Quick, grab your smartphone, e-reader, computer and family (in that order), pack some supplies, and head for the hills! (except in Kansas, which is too flat.) The Internet as we currently know it is coming to an end!
We're running out of host addresses! In a matter of months, not decades they will all be used up. Are you prepared for the single biggest network event since broadband?
Say goodbye to your old friends like 209.85.225.99 and hello to 2001:4860:b007::6a (google.com). The existing IP version 4 numbering system with 32-bit addresses is nearly exhausted. In 2013, the last one will be gone. History! But, there is hope of rescue. It's not the cavalry, it's the Internet protocol version 6, with new-fangled 128-bit addresses, and it will impact every networked digital device, router and service you use.
What does this all mean?
Location
ITT Technical Institute
2450 Rimrock Road Room: Theory 3
Madison, WI 53713See map: Google Maps
Totally Rad Networking Starring Eric Veenendaal! Lord of the Tubes
Eric has had some crazy DNS issues with upstream ISPs. Come learn how he figured it out and what he's still working on.
Place: Verona Public Library
Time: 1pm
Date: February 6th.
UPDATE: April Presentations will be lightning talks. Please let me know if you'd like to participate.
If you have questions:
MadLUG list signup: http://www.madisonlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/madlug
Doug's email: douglasawh@gmail.com
Place: Verona Public Library
Time: 1pm
Date: February 6th.
UPDATE: April Presentations will be lightning talks. Please let me know if you'd like to participate.
If you have questions:
MadLUG list signup: http://www.madisonlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/madlug
Doug's email: douglasawh@gmail.com
Location
Verona Public Library
500 Silent Street
Verona, WI 53593See map: Google Maps
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SCARAB: A Single Cycle Adaptive Routing and Bufferless Network / Light Speed Arbitration and Flow Control for Nanophotonic Interconnects
Mitch Hayenga: "SCARAB: A Single Cycle Adaptive Routing and Bufferless Network"
Recent research has proposed bufferless routers as a means to alleviate the power and area constraints for on-chip networks. To date all designs exhibit poor operational frequency, throughput, or latency. In this paper, we propose an efficient bufferless router which lowers average packet latency by 17.6% and dynamic energy by 18.3% over existing bufferless on-chip network designs.
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Dana Vantrease: "Light Speed Arbitration and Flow Control for Nanophotonic Interconnects"
Location
UW Madison Computer Science
1210 W. Dayton St. Room 1221
Madison, WI 53703See map: Google Maps
Fusion 2010 CEO-CIO Symposium
The Fusion CEO-CIO Symposium is an exclusive gathering of leaders to network, learn, and innovate. You benefit from a combination of executive-level networking and interactive presentations and discussions. All session topics and content are vetted by an advisory board including C-level executives of companies such as CUNA Mutual Northwestern Mutual, We Energies, QBE Regional Insurance, UW Sytems, Kohler Co., Sentry Insurance, Sargento Foods, Alliant Energy, Robert W. Baird & Co., Midwest Airlines, CUNA Mutual Group, and more.
Location
Fluno Center
601 University Ave.
Madison, WI 53715See map: Google Maps
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High Tech Happy Hour
Location
Pooley's
5441 High Crossing Blvd
Madison, WI 53718See map: Google Maps
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