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2/27/24, 11:48 AM A joint effort in capacity building through IPv6 training initiative by CRA and RIPE NCC
The training course was attended by attendees representing Qatar’s IPv6 Taskforce
Members from Aspire Zone, Qatar Energy, Ministry of Public Health, Hamad International
Airport, Sidra Medicine, General Authority of Customs, Carnegie Mellon University-Qatar,
Qatar University, Hamad Bin Khalifa University, Qatar Foundation, Ministry of Education
and Higher Education, Qatar Airways, and the University of Doha for Science and
Technology.
The training was thoroughly designed to equip participants with the essential knowledge
and skills required for a seamless and successful transition from Internet Protocol version
4 (IPv4) to IPv6. It provided an in-depth exploration of critical aspects of transitioning to
IPv6 such as configuration, deployment, routing, and security. It addressed the
significance of IPv6 and its necessity for modern networks. The course offered
foundational knowledge on planning IPv6 deployment and addressing strategies.
Furthermore, it encompassed additional relevant topics on IPv6 that are crucial for
telecom network infrastructure.
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“In line with our commitment to support digital transformation and enhancing the
technological infrastructure in the State of Qatar, the importance of the training course
offered in collaboration with the RIPE NCC becomes evident. This initiative is a
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