Full carton for this extra date! The maximum number of participants for this Rezopole User Group was reached in less than 24 hours this time. A big thank you to all of you.

Meeting on Friday 28th September from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm at Rezopole headquarters (16 rue de la Thibaudière, 69007 Lyon).

As a reminder, this RUG 19-bis will focus on the issues surrounding the implementation of IPv6. We will also discuss the latest implementation and safety recommendations.

Program

• Breakfast
• IPv6 deployment status (statistics, news, etc.)
• Simple operation and deployment:
  • DHCPv6
  • SLAAC
  • Dual-Stack
• Good IPv6 Practices :
  • IPv6 filtering
  • Public addressing
  • Router-Advertisement
  • Monitoring
• Addressing plan :
  • Allocations and IPAM
  • Geographic routing
• Difference in routines
• Round table discussions and sharing experiences

Register to the next RUG held on December 15, 2017 from 9:00 to 12:00 am at the Rezopole premises! This edition will concern the Traffic Flow: the team of Rezopole proposes a feedback on the use of the traffic flow protocols and of the Nfsen/Nfdump open source, as well as the presentation of tools developed by Rezopole to exploit these data.

The next RUG (Rezopole User Group) is held on December 15, 2017 from 9:00 to 12:00 am at the Rezopole premises.

This edition will be about Traffic Flow: the Rezopole team proposes a feedback on its use of the traffic flow protocols and the Nfsen/Nfdump open source, as well as the presentation of tools developed by Rezopole to exploit these data.

Program:

 - Breakfast

- Reminder on the functioning of Traffic Flow
  - Netflow vs Sflow vs IPFIX
  - Analysis of flow

- Feedback on the Nfdump/Nfsen tool
  - Presentation of the tool
  - Problems encountered:
    - Retention policy
    - Difficulties of the data interpretation
    - Adaptation of filtering policy
    - Implementation of automated processes
    - Compatibility of equipment
  - Practical cases of post-mortem analysis

- Presentation of the Rezopole tools based on Traffic Flow

- Future projects and round table

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The next RUG (Rezopole User Group) is held on September 29, 2017 from 9:00 to 12:00 am at the Rezopole premises.

This edition will be about the 100Gb infrastructure implementation with feedback from Adeli / Maxnod, presented by Lionel Drevon.

In the second part, we will present the benefits of the interIXP routing.

Adeli / Maxnod is the first datacenter of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region meeting the Tier 4 high performance specification. Since 2016 its team looked at the challenges of implementing 100Gb and proposes its feedback on those developments.

Program:

    • Breakfast
    • Presentation of 100Gb by Lionel Drevon, director of Adeli / Maxnod:
       - 100Gb switching/routing equipments
       - Interconnection
       - Feedback on the 100Gb implementation
    • "Don't be afraid by InterIXP" presentation
       - InterIXP functioning and benefits

       - Routing optimisation
    • Round table

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The next RUG (Rezopole User Group) is held on March 31, 2017 from 9:00 to 12:00 am at the Rezopole premises. This edition will be about the Software Defined Network (SDN), including an example of its implementation at the Toulouse Internet eXchange Point (TouIX).

Rezopole participated last week in the Hackaton Juniper France in Paris which focused on network automation. We will give you a feedback on the event and the technologies used.

Finally, we will deal with your concerns and we will try to answer your questions.

Program:

• Breakfast
• Exceptional presentation of the TouIX migration to SDN by Rémy Lapeyrade, PhD student at the LAAS-CNRS:

       - Context

       - Transition of the TouIX IXP

       - Deployment

       - Conclusion

• Hackaton Juniper France presentation: facilitator Ronan Bianic (Rezopole)

       - Juniper virtual Lab (vQFX, vMX)

       - Ansible

• Round table:

       - Presentation of participants' projects

       - Problems

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The next RUG (Rezopole User Group) takes place on December 9th, 2016 from 9 am to 12 am at the Rezopole premises.

This edition will be about traffic flow issues, particularly its most widespread protocols (NetFlow, Sflow, IPFIX) and the difficulties of these tools' implementation essential today for retro-active analysis, accurate statistics gathering, warnings management and automations.

Program:

- Breakfast

- Topics to be dealt: Inventory of Open Source prioritary protocols and agent principal programs, collect and treatment presentation

- Round table

Inventory and stake : facilitator Ronan Bianic (Rezopole)

- The differents version, differents implementation of prioritary protocols:

a) Cisco Netflow v5, v9
b) Juniper Jflow, Cflow
c) IPFIX
d) Sflow

- Details of their differencies and respective usages

Principal agent programs, Open Source collection and treatment available on the market presentation: facilitators Noémie Clémençon and Ronan Bianic (Rezopole)

- Integrated agents: Cisco, Juniper, Brocade, Linux SoftflowD

- Nfdump/Nfsen ( demonstration as a supervision tool)

- Pmacct/Grafana

Round table :

- Participant projects' presentation

- Problems encountered during the implementation

- Elements missing traffic flow

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Thanks you all and see you soon!

Program:

- breakfast

- topic to be dealt: IPv6

Situation and challenges: facilitator Noémie Clémençon (Rezopole)

- IPv4 shortage,

- significant increase of IP, Internet of Things use,

- rate of deployment,

- challenges for content and service providers.

Deployment Type: facilitator Fabrice Rouvier (Rezopole)

- the customer positions pool case,

- the content provider case,

- the hosting service provider case.

Security: facilitator Ronan Bianic (Rezopole)

- public address system come back,

- IPv6 omnipresence on the customer positions and appliances,

- dual stack = dual filtering,

- best practices,

- router-announcements filtering.

Addressing plan management: facilitator Jean-Daniel Pauget (Rezopole)

- recommendations,

- a limited number of BGP announcements,

- subnet allocation for customers etc,

- allocation management tools.

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