MMNOG 2015

 MMNOG 2015 will be two days event on 21-22 November with speakers from International Internet authorities such as ICANN and APNIC as well as local technical experts.

Please register with your company email whenever possible. 

Day 2 workshops will be running parallel at the same time.
***PLEASE REGISTER FOR ONLY ONE WORKSHOP PROGRAM***‘

PLEASE NOTE: Day 2 Workshop has limited capacity hence MMNoG Committee will review your submission and you will be notified by email for the approval of your workshop attendance.’

Day 2 – Workshop တက္ေရာက္လိုသူမ်ားကို အလုပ္အကိုင္ႏွင့္ လုပ္ငန္းေပၚမူတည္၍ေရြးခ်ယ္သြားမည္

Location :

Jasmine Palace Hotel
No 341, Pyay Road,
Sanchaung Township,
Yangon, Myanmar

Date & Time:

21-22 November, 2015
09:00-17:00

Speakers:

*In alphabetical order. Please refer to Day 1 schedule for sperkers' sessions.

Albert Coronel
Technical Expert
Redlink Communications, Inc

Bo Bo Zin
Senior Solution Architect
VMware Inc – Myanmar

Champika Wijayatunga
Regional Security, Stability and Resiliency (SSR) Engagement Manager
Asia Pacific Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)

Sai Khin Maung Aye
Chief Operating Officer
Horizon Telecom International

Sanjaya
Deputy Director General
Asia Pacific Network Information Center (APNIC)

Thein Myint Khine
Head of Core Network
Yatanarpon Teleport Public Company Limited

Tin Htoo Khaing
CEO
Access Spectrum

Tun Tun Myint
General Manager (Network Services)
Frontiir

Day 1 - Conference

09:00 - Registration

09:30 - Welcome remarks (MMNOG)

09:45 - Keynote - Internet Infrastructure Comparisons in the Asia Pacific Region*
by Sanjaya, APNIC

The Internet consists of interconnected networks that span the whole world. APNIC has developed a visualization tool that allows us to investigate how networks interconnect in different countries and economies. This presentation will look at network topology in different economies in the Asia Pacific network, and discuss how Myanmar Network Operators community can plan and grow the Internet in Myanmar.

10:15 - Security, Stability and Resiliency of Internet Identifier Systems
by Champika Wijayatunga, ICANN

This presentation focus on the importance of securing the Internet's unique identifiers such as IP addresses and Domain names. With ICANN role in coordinating these unique identifier system, the presentation also highlights how the community can engage and contribute towards achieving secure and a healthy Internet ecosystem.

10:45 - Coffee Break

11:00 - Keynote - The Time is Now for NFV
by Bo Bo Zin, VMware

Speaker will share How Network Virtualization : SDN (Software Defined Networking) & NFV (Network Functional Virtualization) can Immediately create cost saving Opportunity for Datacenter, Cloud Service Providers & Telcos.

11:30 - The Convergence of IP and Mobile Communications
by Albert Coronel, Redlink Communications, Inc

The presentation will discuss the evolution, adoption and impact of various IP technologies in mobile telecommunications, from GSM+EDGE to UMTS+HSPA up to LTE and beyond

12:00 - HTI Business Role and Applications in High Speed Internet
by Sai Khin Maung Aye, Horizon Telecom

12:30 - Networking Lunch Break

13:45 - Broadband Network Gateway (BNG) Overview
by Nyein Chan Tun, Cisco

The speaker will share Overview of Service Provider Networks and how Service Providers can utilize BNG Solution with IPoE and PPPoE for Subscriber access

14:15 - Challenges for Providing Affordable Broadband Internet Access in Myanmar
by Tun Tun Myint, Frontiir

14:45 - How to build Highly Available IT Infrastructure
by Tin Htoo Khaing, Access Spectrum

Myanmar has open up the internet and mobile licenses to operators which has unleashed the power of connectivity to more general public as well as business transactions.You are at the intersection of traditional and new IT. While you still need to maintain traditional IT infrastructure due to some business applications, you need to embrace new IT. And now you can synthesize traditional and new IT, we call it Future Ready IT. The goal is  to build a common compute-centric, software-driven platform for traditional and new. The anatomy of modern data centers moves the system intelligence into software, hence Software Defined Data Centers. This approach to SDDC is taken by the most agile & efficient data centers in the world.
The speaker will share his knowledge of building a future ready enterprise  SDDC on how to decouple the hardware and add intelligence to the agile, scalable foundation.

15:30 - Afternoon Tea Break

15:30 - Setting up Internet Exchange Point (IXP) in Myanmar
by Thein Myint Khine, Yatanarpon Teleport

3 Mobile Operators and a few ISPs are providing data services currently. More and more ISPs are preparing for data services. But, only a few Operators and ISPs are connecting each other. Till now, there is neither local Internet exchange point (IXP) nor proper mutual direct connectivity with each other. The speaker will highlight benefit and necessities of setting up a local IXP.

16:00 - Panel Discussion

17:00 - Closing Ceremony and Photo Session

Day 2 – Workshops

WORKSHOP I – (APNIC / ICANN)

Trainers:
Nurul Islam (Roman)
Training Manager
Asia Pacific Network Information Centre (APNIC)

Champika Wijayatunga
Regional Security, Stability and Resiliency (SSR) Engagement Manager
Asia Pacific Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)

Pre-requisites:

It is assumed that participants have a basic understanding of network operations, Internet technologies, OSI reference model and TCP/IP.

IPv6 Essentials (09:00 – 12:30)

Synopsis:
This tutorial is made up of lectures and configuration demonstration to teach the concept of IPv6 protocol architecture, its addressing structure and design issues when planning for IPv6 deployment focusing on IP core network. It discusses network infrastructure design best practice for dual stack deployment and IPv4 to IPv6 transition technologies etc.

Network Security (13:30 – 16:30)

Synopsis:
This tutorial examines the elements involved in establishing and maintaining security for a network, and building understanding and familiarity with the operations. Device and network infrastructure security is also examined with a focus on establishing robust, stable, and secure networks.

WORKSHOP II – (BIM TRAININGS)

MPLS and Traffic Engineering (09:00 – 16:30)

Trainers:
Zay Yar Phyoe
CCIE#24573 (R&S, SP)
Founder and Lead Mentor at BIM Trainings

Sai Nyan Lynn Swe
CCIE#38501 (R&S, SP)
Senior Mentor at BIM Trainings

Aung Naing Moe
CCIE#50505 (R&S)
Senior Mentor at BIM Trainings

Pre-requisites:

It is assumed that participants have a good understanding of link state IGP protocols, OSPF/ISIS and basic understanding about BGP protocol.

Synopsis:
Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) is becoming increasingly used both in Service Provider networks and in large corporate networks. Integrated possibilities for setting up Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) as well as Traffic Engineering (TE) are opening up a wide range of options for setting up and operating integrated networks.

The workshop explains about the operation of MPLS and MPLS-TE related to practice, examines the configuration and operation of an MPLS network in detail and provides an overview of additional possibilities for the implementation of Service Level Agreements (SLAs) through the use of QoS and Traffic Engineering.

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