Dear Community,
AFRINIC is the only RIR with IPv4 addresses in its free pool --- 1,780,480
million, to be specific.
This, as you can tell, is grossly inadequate to meet Africa’s current IP
address needs, making IPv6 the only sustainable way to continue to grow the
potential of the Internet in Africa. In 2018, we designed and organised the
world’s first Deployathon as a mechanism to bridge the gap between learning
about IPv6 and actually implementing it.
In 2020, we redesigned the event and delivered it entirely online.
Consequently, 30 organisations from 14 countries were able to accomplish 24
deployment KPIs:
• 7 validated route6 object
• 4 address plans in IPAMS
• 4 advertised IPv6 prefixes
• 2 validated RPKI ROA objects
• 2 IPv6 traffic from test VLAN
• 1 IPv6-enabled DNS
• 1 DNSSEC IPv6 signed IPv6 reverse zone
• 1 IPv6-enabled website
• 1 IPv6-enabled email
• 1 network with IPv6 user traffic
If selected, you will get the same step-by-step guidance, tools, and techniques
we have perfected in 9 (e-)Deployathons, and +100 helpdesk calls to help
realise your IPv6 deployment project.
This is clearly a measurable step forward in accordance with your network
change management processes.
Date: 27 - 29 July 2021
Time: 9:00 to 13:00 UTC - 4 hours each day
Location: Zoom (but we promise it will be fun 😂)
Language: English
Eligibility: Qualified engineers from any country in Africa
If you are an engineer who runs a network and believes that you can make one
concrete visible step towards IPv6 deployment (or advance your stalled IPv6
deployment), apply for a spot.
Register here: https://afrinic.net/edeployathon (Only 35 spots available)
Deadline for application: 19 July 2021.
For more information and queries about e-Deployathons, please contact:
d...@afrinic.net
Sincerely
AFRINIC Team
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