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TechWiseTV: A Technical Exploration of IPv6

Overview Offered in response to viewer surveys, this 60-minute TechWiseTV video broadcast is devoted entirely to a deep technical exploration of the next generation Internet Protocol. Cisco technology experts will reveal everything you need to know now about IPv6 and show you why and how you need to prepare for its adoption now. Learn what is included in its larger addressing space and how it will greatly simplify network management. Find out how IPv6 enhances security, mobility, performance, and quality of service. Finally, discover how to configure your network for IPv6, how to make a painless transition, and what Cisco is doing to support your migration.

TechWiseTV addresses the biggest challenges faced by today's IT managers with real-world advice, technical solutions, in-depth demonstrations, and step-by-step implementation guides. Each video broadcast also includes a live Q&A session, so you can submit your toughest technical questions. Tune in for a new topic up to three times every month and watch previous episodes on demand at your convenience.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Cisco Systems
Live Date	19th June 2007 07:12 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Telecom Security, Web Protocols, Wireless Internet, Security Tools, Mobile - Wireless Communications, Industry Standard Protocols, TCP - IP, Network Security, Security Management

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