End-to-end addressing removes NAT hops and CGNAT congestion Content reaches users over the route it was meant to take.
Fewer overlapping private ranges, fewer translation tiers, fewer tickets that begin with 'the addresses collided.'
IPv6 is already running on your network, enabled by default. We close the gaps before an attacker finds the unmonitored half.
Knowledge transfer is the deliverable. Your engineers run, secure, and extend the deployment long after we're gone.
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Bring your toughest IPv6 questions to a live, no-pitch session. Whether you're scoping or already running IPv6 in production, you'll leave with answers you can act on.
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SEPT 10
Time
12:00 EST
Where
Webex
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We take complex networking topics, make them easy to understand, and hand your team the knowledge to run it long after we're gone.
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Up-front planning, architecture, and design so your deployment follows leading practices from day one.
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Practical, deploy-ready courses your team actually uses the week after — not theory they forget.
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Assessment and hardening from the co-author of the definitive Cisco Press book on IPv6 security.
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Validate your team's expertise for leadership, auditors, and customers who ask for evidence.
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Already deployed and hitting issues? We diagnose the hard problems and get you operating again.
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Scott Hogg has 30 years of network and security experience and is president of Hogg Networking. He specializes in teaching IPv6 and guiding large organizations through real deployments — translating deep technical detail into architectures teams can actually build, secure, and operate.
He is CCIE #5133 (Emeritus) and CISSP #4610, Chair Emeritus of the Rocky Mountain IPv6 Task Force, a member of the Infoblox IPv6 Center of Excellence, and co-author of the Cisco Press book IPv6 Security.
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