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Megaconference 2011 for World IPV6 Megaconference 2011 for World IPV6 Day - June 8, 2011 RePort by Paul Hii, Monash University, and and Jason Bordujenko, AARnet (00:00-07:00 GMT) Site Contact Location Equipment AARNet Jason Bordujenko Brisbane, Australia Radvision XT1009, v2.5.24 Australian National University Roy Canberra, Australia Tandberg 1700MXP, V7.0 AARNet Darren French Melbourne, Australia LifeSize PassPort, v4.8.0.59 AARNet Jason Bordujenko Brisbane, Australia Polycom HDX 8000 Rel 3.0.1-10628 Wide Project Japan, Keio University Kudo Japan Polycom HDX 8000 Rel 3.0.1-10628 CSIRO Nigel and John Canberra, Australia Polycom HDX 8000 Rel 3.0.0.1-14006 Khan Women University Norman Karachi, Pakistan Codian MCU 4220, v4.2(1.43) National Defense University Sardar Bahadur Pakistan IPv4 via Norman's IPv6 MCU University of Peshawar Mohammad Hassan Pakistan IPv4 via Norman's IPv6 MCU Monash University Paul Hii Melbourne, Australia Tandberg C20, TC4.1.0 via VCS X5.2 AARNet Steve and Bruce Perth, Australia LifeSize Room v4.7.17.1 REANNZ Vicky Wellington, New Zealand LifeSize Room v4.7.17.1 AARNet Evan Melbourne, Australia LifeSize PassPort, v4.8.0.59 Monash University Paul Hii Melbourne, Australia Tandberg C90, TC4.1.0 via VCS X5.2 Monash University John Mann Melbourne, Australia LinPhone (SIP) China Science and Technology Network SIP Monash University Megat Malaysia Tandberg C20, TC4.1.1 RePort by David Vritin, ARNES (07:00-12:00 GMT) Site Contact Location Equipment Video/Audio Test ARNES, C60 Slovenia Cisco/Tandberg C60, TC4.1.0.247017 yes, OK ARNES, MXP Slovenia Tandberg 990 MXP, F9.0.2 yes, OK ARNES, HDX Slovenia Polycom HDX 9004, Release - 3.0.0.2-13047 yes, OK yes, OK, with some Packet Foundation for National Scientific loss over commercial ComPuting, eStudio [email protected] Portugal Tandberg MXP 73 Provider from Hotel REIT 323, University of Porto Porto, Portugal Tandberg MXP 1700 Portable, 73 yes, OK AARNet, Brisbane Boardroom Australia Polycom HDX 8000 HD, Release - 3.0.1-10628 not tested ITS Conference Room 205-126 Australia Tandberg 515 not tested AVCS C90, Event Unit Australia Tandberg 515 not tested Monash University, CTS C90 Tandberg 515 not tested CARNet [email protected] Croatia Polycom HDX 8000 HD, Release - 3.0.1-10628 yes, OK Hrvoje Croatia Codian MCU 4501, 4.2(1.43) yes, OK, 2 ParticiPants AARNet, NVCS VNOC 2 Australia LifeSize PassPort, 4.8.0.59 not tested AARNet, NVCS VNOC 1 Australia LifeSize PassPort, 4.8.0.59 not tested Australia Tandberg MXP, 67 not tested AARNet, Melbourne Melbourne, Australia LifeSize Room, 4.7.11.4 not tested SIP endPoint not tested Fox Croatia ConferenceMe, 1.1(1.4) not tested Higher Education Commission (HEC-MCU-KHI) Karachi, Pakistan Codian MCU 4220, 4.2(1.43) yes, OK University of Maribor Maribor 2000, Slovenia Tandberg 6000 MXP, 73 yes, OK Jan Willamowius [email protected] Germany OPen H323 Project OhPhone, 1.4.3 (OPenH323 v1.15.2) not tested connected, bad A/V, bad Jan, Willamowius, GnuGK [email protected] Germany SPranto SoftPhone, 2.5.1-000071110 line ComPuter Network Information Center, Chinese Academy of Science [email protected] China Polycom 8000? over SIP audio not tested Keio University Japan HDX 8000 HD, Release - 3.0.1-10628 yes, OK Monash University John Mann Melbourne, Australia not tested Lisbon University Institute (ISCTE-IUL, FCCN, 00351400104090) Lisbon, Portugal Tandberg MXP, 73, not tested TEIN3 Network Tandberg, 515 not tested ccalmb United Kingdom ConferenceMe, 1.1(1.4) yes, ok National Technical University of Athens [email protected] Athens, Greece LifeSize Room, 4.7.11.4 yes,ok Entries below were found in MCU history at 23:00 GMT, rePorted by David Vritin Virginia Tech, Communication Network Services United States, Virginia Polycom HDX 8000 HD, Release - 3.0.1-10628 Virginia Tech, Communication Network Services rdmcu1.cns.vt.edu United States, Virginia Codian MCU 4210 Version 4.2(1.43) North Dakota State University Marty Hoag United States, North Dakota ConferenceMe Version 1.1(1.4) Rutgers, Office of Instructional and Research Technology, 101C United States, New Jersey LifeSize Room Version 4.7.17.1 North Dakota University System, EML 170 United States, North Dakota Polycom HDX 9006 Version Release - 3.0.0.2-13047 Polycom? over SIP MCNC, B2VC-XG80 United States, North Carolina SONY PCS-XG80 00, PCS-XG80 2011-04-05 14:31 Ver 0 Tandberg 57 Conference Room 303254 LifeSize ExPress 220, 4.7.10.14 Loughborough University United Kingdom ConferenceMe, 1.1(1.4) Higher Education Commission (HEC-MCU-KHI) Karachi, Pakistan Codian MCU 4220, 4.2(1.43) 0101 (2510101) Codian MSE 8510, 4.2(1.43) RePort by Kenneth Fox and Robert Dixon, OARnet (12:00-24:00 GMT) Site Contact Location Equipment Penn State Joe Pelick United States, Pennsylvania Polycom HDX 8000 v3.01 Internet 2 Ben Fineman United States, Michigan Polycom HDX 8000 Sami Andberg Finland Tandberg C20 OARnet Ken Fox United States, Ohio Lifesize Room MCNC Tim Poe United States, North Carolina Conference Me WIDE Project Japan Sony PCS Higher Education Commission Muhammad Noman Saeed Pakistan Polycom HDX 8006 Onenet Roger Holder United States, Oklahoma Codian MCU 4220 University of Minnesota Matt Carner United States, Minnesota Tandberg Movi via Tanberg 8510 Utah State Jim Wellings, Dale Willis, Eldon Koyle United States, Utah Tandberg C20 NWSCC Loren Weith United States, Ohio Tanberg C40 MAGPI Micheal KumPt United States, Pennsylvania LifeSize PassPort and Polycom HDX 9000 X9004 Porto University Porto, Portugal Lifesize 220 ExPress HD 4.7.13 Lisbon Universty Lisbon, Portugal Tanberg 1000 XP Texas A&M Tony Hockenberry United States, Texas Tanberg XP95 Virgina Tech Ludwig Gantner United States, Virginia Polycom HDX 7002 and Polycom HDX 8000 NDSU (Ndak) Kim Owen, Marty Hoag Conference Me + Codian MCU 4210 Rutgers Bob Gerdes United States, New Jersey Polycom HDX 9000 Rutgers Charles McGrew United States, New Jersey Lifesize Room Internet2 Ben Fineman United States, Michigan LifeSize PassPort LifeSize Lane Bryson United States, Texas LifeSize KANRAN Brian Miller United States, Kansas Lifesize Room and Lifesize ExPress University of Illinois Josh Reeley United States, Illinois Polycom HDX 9002 Ohio State University Nick Thompson United States, Ohio Xmeeting V3.4a CSTNet Richard Liu China Lifesize Room Internet2 Ben Fineman United States Cisco TP via Traversal.
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