Is 2019 finally the year of Linux on the Desktop? And what about v6-only in WiFi networks?

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Some of you will have noticed or just not ;) that the default SSID of the Troopers network has already been on v6-only (with NAT64/DNS64) for many years. But you’re all geeks using latest greatest devices and being able to solve technical problems & challenges once they occur, right?

What about the feasibility of v6-only + NAT64 in more heterogeneous environments when it comes to user expectations, their devices and preferred applications? In this talk we’ll discuss this question, supported by the results of extensive lab testing of various clients & applications of all types.

About the Speakers

Christopher Werny

Since 2006 Christopher Werny has been working for ERNW and is the head of ERNW’s network security team. He has been involved in network security implementation and assessment projects in several very large environments and is widely regarded as one of the main specialists for IPv6 and IPv6 security. His research topics include 802.1x, IPv6 and virtualization security. He started his Training Career in 2006 with the focus of primarily networking and security topics. Since 2007, he has dedicated a lot of time in IPv6 Research and the security implications of the new protocol. He has given IPv6 Workshops since that time on multiple occasions all over the globe. He holds a number of Cisco certifications and loves to dive into the depth of protocol analysis.