August 2009
Intermediate to advanced
232 pages
5h 49m
English
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ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS
Benoit Lourdelet is an IPv6 Senior Product Manager at Cisco Systems. He helps to drive the range of Cisco products that support IPv6. Benoit has been a key player in the deployment and architecture of the first IPv6 broadband networks across the globe. As a known IPv6 expert, he continues to influence the architecture designs of next-generation IPv6 broadband networks. He has over 15 years of experience in designing and operating telecommunications networks. He has also worked with both manufacturers and service providers in developing Internet exchange points such as PARIX and international backbones. He has contributed toward many IPv6 technical papers and IETF RFCs and drafts. He is regular speaker on IPv6 topics both at Cisco events and at IPv6 international conferences such as Cisco Networkers, AFNOG, and IPv6 Forum events. He holds an M.S. in chemistry and an M.S. in computer science from institutions in France.
Alexandre Cassen works as a software architect at Freebox, the R&D lab of Free.fr. He focuses on large-scale protocol and software design and implementation of value-added services. Most of his time is dedicated to developing software for IPTV and VoIP networking components. He enjoys learning new networking protocols and technologies.
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