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Program
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Tuesday
11th July - Workshop Sessions
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Venue
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Mount
Coolum
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Yaroomba
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Yandina
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8.30
- 9.00
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Registration
& Coffee
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9:00
- 10:30
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Nortel: SIP
and IP Telephony
Presenter: Robert
Dolphin,
Nortel
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Sun: Identity
Management
Presenters:
David Bunker, Stuart Sim, and Dean Thompson
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GrangeNet: How to install eduroam on my campus (hands on)
Presenter:
Chris Myers, GrangeNet
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10:30
- 11:00
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Morning
tea
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11:00
- 12:30
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Nortel: SIP
and IP Telephony
Presenter: Robert
Dolphin,
Nortel
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Sun: Identity
Management
Presenters:
David Bunker, Stuart Sim, and Dean Thompson
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GrangeNet: How to install eduroam on my campus (hands on)
Presenter:
Chris Myers, GrangeNet
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12:30
- 1:30
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Lunch
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12:30pm
QUESTnet
2006 Golf Competition
Sponsored
by Powerlink
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1:30
- 3:00
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Nortel: SIP
and IP Telephony
Presenter: Robert
Dolphin,
Nortel
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Cisco: Understanding
Cisco Secure Architecture, Identity-Based Networking Services and Network
Admission Control
Presenter:
Lachlan
Kidd, Cisco
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BGP
Techniques for Providers
Presenter:
Philip Smith, Cisco
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3:00
- 3:30
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Afternoon
tea
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3:30
- 5:00
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Nortel: SIP
and IP Telephony
Presenter: Robert
Dolphin,
Nortel
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Cisco: Understanding
Cisco Secure Architecture, Identity-Based Networking Services and Network
Admission Control
Presenter:
Lachlan
Kidd, Cisco
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BGP
Techniques for Providers
Presenter:
Philip Smith, Cisco
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6:00
- 8:00
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Welcome
Reception
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Wednesday
12th July - QUESTnet Conference Sessions
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Mount
Coolum
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Yaroomba
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Yandina
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8:00
- 8:30
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Registration
& Coffee
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8:30
- 8.45
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Welcome
and opening remarks, Professor Paul Thomas, Vice-Chancellor, the
University of the Sunshine Coast
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8.45
- 9.25
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Phil Edholm, Chief Technology Officer and Vice President of Strategy, Nortel
Networking Discontinuities - Opportunities and Challenges
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9:25
- 10:05
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Associate
Professor Colin Carati,
Flinders University
Medical Applications for
Advanced Networking
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10:05
- 10:30
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Morning
tea
Tim Rayner & Roger Tolhurst, Charles Sturt University, Asterisk VoIP - extending and complementing the PABX
Karl Turnbull, Griffith University, Storage Virtualisation
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10:30
- 11:05
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Tracey Wilen-Daugenti, Internet Business
Solutions, Cisco Systems
The 21st Century University
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Rodney G. McDuff, The University of Queensland
SIP ain't SIMPLE
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Peter Hole, Nortel and
Macquarie University
The Great Paradox - Cost-effective Security in a
Permissive and Distributed Environment
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11:10
- 11:45
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Derek Powell, The University of Queensland
The UQ Advanced Concept Teaching
Space
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Robert Dolphin, Senior Architect, Nortel
Enabling Secure Realtime Media with
SIP
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Paul Ducklin, Sophos
Enabling New
Technologies Without Disabling Your Network
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11:50
- 12:25
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Chris Grist and Matt Bailey, QUT Web Team, QUT
Digital Natives - Engage Them or
Enrage Them
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Janos G Fekete, Product Manager, Converged
Products, NEC Business Solutions
SIP Realities Presentation
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Andrew Bycroft, Regional Sales Engineer, ANZ,
Fortinet Inc
Putting Colour into Grey
Applications: IM and P2P
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12:30
- 2:00
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Lunch
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1:10
- 1:45
Lunch
Sessions
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Andre Winarto, Optus Business
ICT Industry Trends and Industry Consolidation
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Richard Constantine, Swinburne University and
Paul Brauer, Netstar Networks Australia
Swinburne - The fully Converged Network
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2:00
- 2:35
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James Tizard, SABRENet Ltd
The
South Australian Broadband Research and Education Network
(SABRENet)
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Jon Farrell, Dimension Data Australia
Collaboration using LCS Instant
Messaging Telephony
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Viviani Paz and John Zornig, AusCERT, The University of Queensland
The Australian Higher Education and Research sectors
Certification Authority Federation
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2:40
- 3:15
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Guido Aben, AARNet,
Anthony Cross, NSW Department of Education & Training, and
Chris Richter, New England TAFE NSW
AEDN, a Network of Networks
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Ian Atkinson, James Cook Universityand Andrew Alexander, Commander Australia
Communication as the facilitator for Knowledge Management
and driver for competitive advantage
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John Humphreys, Infoblox
Identity
Driven Networks - Challenges and Solutions for Education
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3:15
- 3:45
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Afternoon
tea
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3:45
- 4:20
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Paul Davis, GrangeNet
What you can do in
five years with a few million dollars
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Steve Cox, Flinders University,
Stephen Kingham, AARNet and Nigel Barling, CSIRO
H.323/SIP peering to support Voice, Video, Presence and Instant Messaging
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Grae Meyer-Gleaves, Data#3
Logical Separation
and Protection of Hosts on your Network
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4:25
- 5:00
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Greg Wickham, Ivan Philips and Doug Farmer, AARNet
Connecting the Australian Education & Research Communities: The AARNet Optical Network
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Steve Cox, Flinders University, Steve Johnston, Edith Cowan University and Rodney G. McDuff, The University of Queensland
Demonstration and Panel discussion on
H.323/SIP peering to support Voice, Video, Presence and Instant Messaging.
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Ian
Gilchrist, Tipping Point: Network Security and the Evolution of IPS
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5:10pm
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Coffee
and tea for BoF attendees
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5:10
- 6:00
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BoF for all members of the AARNet community especially RNO Technical Advisory and Management Groups.
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[BoF]
Chair: Steve Cox (Flinders University)
[BoF] Discuss activities and progress of the AARNet IPTEL Working Group
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6:30pm
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Social
night
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Thursday
13th July - QUESTnet Conference Sessions
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Mount
Coolum
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Yaroomba
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Yandina
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8:30
- 9:00
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Registration
& Coffee
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9:00
- 9:50
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Mark Johnson, Chief Technology Officer, MCNC
Optical and hybrid optical/packet
networks
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9:50
- 10:40
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Dr Rod Badger, Federal Department of Communications, Information
Technology, and the Arts
ICT enabling e-Research and Online Collaboration
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10:40
- 11:10
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Morning
tea
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11:10
- 11:45
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Peter Grant, ADG
Queensland Office of Government ICT
Governance in a Web Services World - We have got one Chance to Get it Right
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Glynn Rogers, CSIRO ICT Centre
Internet flow control - improving on TCP
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Jeff McDonell,
Monash University
DART - developing toolkits for
e-Research
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11:50
- 12:25
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Kerry Blinco and Jon Mason, Consultant, e-Framework
Update on the e-Framework
for Education and Research
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Carl Van Wyk, James Cook Universityand Andrew Alexander, Commander Australia
"Building a Convergent Network" a
report on the NORTEL Network Infrastructure implementation project at JCU
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Charles Smith, Cisco Academic Research &
Technology Initiatives
Evolution of the NREN to support a simplified
distributed super-computing network architecture
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12:30
- 2:00
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Lunch
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1:10
- 1:45 Lunch
Sessions
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