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Professor Doug Sutton
University of Waikato Project Plan
Donald Neal
The university videoconferencing rooms usually used with Access Grid or EVO software are:
Support for desktop videoconferencing using the free EVO service is now available from local IT support staff for staff in
The university distinguishes between dynamically allocated IP addresses, which are not permitted direct access outside the university, and statically allocated addresses. A statically-allocated address is needed for desktop videoconferencing.
| Traffic from KAREN into the university in October: | 890GB |
| Traffic outgoing: | 630GB |
Of the incoming traffic, 110GB was Access Grid, 4GB was IPv6.
Despite the usual seasonal exodus of students, traffic across KAREN seems to be up in November, mainly because of work connected with the WITS archive.
New ICT Consultant Logan Poole, who started on 8 September, is to be responsible for support for the university's Access Grid rooms. He can be reached on extension 4008.
Staff in the departments of Computer Science, Mathematics and Statistics (and some in the Information and Technology Services Division) now have Internet Protocol version 6 access to KAREN. This is a result of continuing work by ITS, aided by the WAND research group, to ensure that the university's network infrastructure is capable of supporting a future migration to IPv6.
See also IPv6 Migration