Dear IPv6 WG mailing list members,
RIPE 93 will be held in Sofia, Bulgaria from 26-30 October 2026, as well as
online.
For any form of participation you can register at
https://ripe93.ripe.net/register/
Please keep in mind that the early bird rate is only available until the end
of July!
The IPv6 Working Group session is scheduled for Thursday 29 October from
9:00-10:30 (UTC+2).
We are looking for presentations! Since a couple of meetings we are using
Pretalx for both Plenary and WG presentations. If you have something
interesting for the IPv6 WG (or also other WGs or the Plenary) please submit
your presentations here:
https://ripe93.ripe.net/present/call-for-presentations/
You will need a RIPE NCC Access account and enable two-factor authentication
in order to access the submission system. If you don't have a RIPE NCC Access
account yet, please create it here: https://access.ripe.net/registration
If you like to discuss your presentation with us first, please email ipv6-wg
chair(a)ripe.net.
The deadlines mentioned on the CfP page above are for the Plenary. For the WG
session we also accept submissions after the deadlines, but for better
planning we prefer to have your submission as soon as possible.
On 25th of September we will start to decide about the agenda and see, if we
still have open slots. Once we have decided on the agenda, we'll contact the
presenters. We expect to have a draft of the presentations about two weeks
before the meeting and the final slides at least two days before our session.
On behalf of the IPv6 WG co-chairs,
Wolfgang, Ray and Chris
Dear colleagues,
This new article from Remco van Mook explores an IETF proposal that would
allow IPv4 to operate over IPv6-only infrastructure without ARP, IPv4
subnets, tunnelling or translation:
https://labs.ripe.net/author/remco-van-mook/a-farewell-to-arps-ipv4-service…
Comments and feedback are very welcome as always!
Kind regards,
Alun Davies
RIPE Labs Editor
RIPE NCC
