DFWCUG Newsletter

August 2010 Newsletter

Volume 14 No. 8

The Dallas / Fort Worth Cisco Users Group is a non-profit independent users group which meets on the first Wednesday of every month for the open exchange of technical information regarding the networking industry and Cisco products for the benefit of Cisco users.

Our meetings are free to attend - all we ask is that you register as a member and work directly with Cisco equipment.

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August Meeting	meeting sponsor


Date:	Wednesday August 4, 2010

Topic:	IPV6 - This session is an introduction to IPv6, the next version of IP. Basic addressing concepts, address resolution, basic routing, and some deployment options (dual-stack, tunneling, translation techniques) are covered along with configuration examples. Topics include the need for IPv6, IPv6 technology and addressing structure, ICMPv6 and neighbor discovery (ND) protocol, IPv6 configuration, overview of IPv6 routing protocols (RIPng, OSPFv3, ISIS for IPv6 and MBGP) . This session is designed for network engineers interested in deploying or learning about IPv6. Attendees should have a solid understanding of IPv4 and basic routing concepts.

Speaker:	Tom Young - (CCIE #13484, R/S, Sec, SP) Tom has over 10 years experience with computer networking with Cisco equipment from small businesses to large enterprises and service provider. He currently works for MetroPCS Wireless, Inc.

Time:	6:00-6:30 PM - Pizza provided 6:30-9:00 PM - Presentations 9:00-9:30 PM - Networking with your fellow packet-heads

Place:	Cisco's Richardson Campus 2200 E President George Bush Building 6 - Larissa Conference Room Richardson, TX (214) 575-3192 Enter on the East side to sign in Google map

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Door Prizes & Free Books

At each meeting, we give away a handful of Cisco Press books that have been donated by Cisco Press. These are typically brand new releases by leading experts in the field - thanks Jamie!

Meeting sponsors may also provide door prizes, so make sure you get your ticket and as always - you must be present to win.

Presidents Queue

We are currently looking for volunteers to help run the CUG. If you are interested in giving back to your community, please contact me or any one of the officers.

Ken Cooper

Upcoming Presentations

September - open
October - open
November - open

We are always looking for good speakers. If you would like to do a presentation for the group or if you know someone that would like to do a presentation, please contact us.

Eric Severson

The Dallas / Fort Worth Cisco Users Group officers:

President & a founding officer in 1996, web - Ken Cooper
Vice President, Presentations Director - Eric Severson
Education/Certifications Director - Tom Young
Marketing Director - Mark Szewczul
Cisco Liaison and Technical Advisor - Mark Egan

You may contact any officer at `first-initial``last-name @ cisco-users.org, ie, kcooper -or- go directly to the DFWCUG officers page.

Sponsorships

The Dallas-Fort Worth Cisco Users Group is an all volunteer group that receives its support from generous companies. We encourage our members to patronize our sponsors in order that we continue to receive contributions.

So how does your company become a sponsor of the Dallas / Fort Worth Cisco Users Group? Contact us and we'll describe the benefits of Gold, Silver and Bronze level sponsorships.

Mark Szewczul


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