1. APAN IPv6 Task Force Member meeting APAN IPv6 TF Jul. 7, 2004

2. What we have done Setup working team – TF –NOC, WG, website, mailing-list Develop native IPv6 Gigabit network in Asia Pacific region –6GN: APAN Native Gigabit IPv6 Network Connect to another regions –such as North America and Europe Promote IPv6 network deployment, education and develop IPv6 applications Several meetings held

3. Venue in Cairns Time: 2004.7.6 (tue) 9:00-17:30 Place: Room D Chair: Jianping Wu Secretariat: Anjie Full day meeting + Panel discussion

4. Agenda, morning 0900-1030 IPv6 Network Technology & Middleware I - Title: IPv6 in Oz - Why isn't Australia following the Yellow Brick Road? Speaker: Mike Biber, Chair, AARNET IPv6 Working Group - Title: China CERNET presentation Speaker: Jianping Wu, Director, CERNET Network Center - Title: NTT Communications' IPv6 Backbone, Access and Applications Speaker: Takeshi Tomochika - Title: Internet2's IPv6 Updates Speaker: Heather Boyles 1130-1230 IPv6 Network Technology & Middleware II - Title: Canada's IPv6 Updates Speaker: Rene Hatem, Canada Presentation - Title: European Activities in the Promotion of IPv6 Speaker: Peter Kirstein, University College London

5. Agenda, afternoon 1400-1530 IPv6 Applications - Title: Gigabit IPv6 Infrastructure in Korea Speaker:Juwon Park, GIST, Korea - Title: ISOC-AU Survey on IPv6; SingTel IPv6 Activities Speaker: Narelle Clark, VP ISOC-AU and Manager, SingTel Optus - Title: Japanese IPv6 Application (remote) Speaker:Hiroshi Esaki, Japan 1600-1730 Panel Discussion: The Transition Strategy of IPv4 to IPv6

6. Speakers

7. Panel discussion Topics: The Transition Strategy of IPv4 to IPv6 –Issues including: Experience Uncertainty Cost Renumbering Possible applications to encourage the migration …

8. Attendees Over 30 participants More then 20 organizations New faces See name-list for more detail

9. Future works At this meeting –Infrastructure and activities stressed Next meeting in Bangkok, 050127 –Middleware –Applications –Deployment