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It’s been a decade since the World IPv6 Launch Day was held, and we’ve seen a slow but steady growth in the use of IPv6. Across the world, governments are increasingly aware of the need to make services available over IPv6 and promote its use. However, adequate knowledge remains a blocker to transition to IPv6.
The RIPE NCC and the Dutch government recently cooperated and ran a pilot project to address this. In this Open House, Robin Gelhard of Forum Standaardisatie spoke about the challenges they face in managing the IPv6 transition. Carlo P.L. Ciciriello, of Learning Connections, spoke about his endeavours to build IPv6 skills in collaboration with partners from the industry.
Robin Gelhard: Robin works as an IT Standardisation Advisor for the Netherlands Standardisation Forum. The Netherlands Standardisation Forum facilitates digital cooperation (interoperability) between government organisations and between government, businesses and citizens. Interoperability ensures that different systems are better aligned and integrated and that data can be exchanged and/or reused.
Carlo P.L. Ciciriello: Carlo P.L. Ciciriello is a Network Architect and certified technical trainer. He has over 15 years of diverse experience in information technology with expertise in data center, enterprise and cloud networking and has been teaching since 2011. He holds several IT certifications from leading companies such as Cisco, VMware, Microsoft, AWS, Huawei, Fortinet, the RIPE NCC and LPI Linux. He also has a Bachelor’s degree in Telco Engineering from Sapienza University of Rome.