| Course / Program Title | Days | Who Should Attend |
| Certified IPV6 Network Engineer (CNE6) Level 1 | ||
| It is estimated that some 20 million engineers are working on the current Internet Worldwide at ISPs, corporate and all other public and private organisations and they will need quality training on IPv6. This is a gigantic task since it’s the first upgrade of the internet and most probably the last one for decades to come.’’ IPV6 Forum. ‘’The IPv6 Curriculum study has abundantly demonstrated that hands-on IPv6 skills and field experience are dearly missing. Achieving parity between IPv4 and IPv6 deployment, quality expertise is the one pillar to focus on. This program is designed to increase practical engineering expertise and hands-on knowledge to tackle complex systems and configurations, extending his/her confidence by demonstrating that IPv6 will be deployed by qualified engineers. | 4 Days |
CNE6 is ideal for network administrators, network support personnel, network designers, networking consultants, IT managers and directors
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| Certified IPV6 Network Engineer (CNE6) Level 2 | ||
| When CIOs make firm decisions to deploy IPv6, the process is fairly straightforward. Staff will need to be trained, management tools will need to be enhanced, routers and operating systems will need to be updated, and IPv6-enabled versions of applications will need to be deployed. All these step will take time – in many cases multiple years. IPv4 will not be sustainable from the central pool beyond this decade, so organizations would be wise to start the process of planning for an IPv6 deployment now. Level 2 is designed to provide a mere in-depth knowledge of IPv6 implementation, looking at securing and managing IPv6 systems. |
4 Days |
CNE6 is ideal for network administrators, network support personnel, network designers, networking consultants, IT managers and directors
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