NANOG's video: IPv6 at 25

IPv6 turned 25 in December. While global adoption of IPv6 might not be where its architects thought, IPv6 has come of age and inserted itself firmly into the Internet. This presentation examines IPv6 adoption, prefix growth, and security. Speaker: Susan Forney, Hurricane Electric Susan Forney is a network engineer at Hurricane Electric Internet Services, which operates the largest IPv6 backbone in the world in terms of number of connected networks. Before joining Hurricane Electric, she was the principal network engineer at the Markley Group, where she developed and operated the Boston Internet Exchange. She was a principal network engineer and architect at at the Microsoft Corporation for 15 years, and also worked as a network engineer at Starbucks and the Boeing Company. She is a member of the Board of Directors of the North American Network Operators Group (NANOG).