Mr. Mustapha Guirari – IPv6 Technical Training WG 

Mr. Guirari has more than 30 years of experience especially in the Data communication and Networking. of which 11 years spent with Hewlett-Packard in France and  the  United States to  support networking protocols and operating systems including customer training in different countries.

He has implemented Arabic on all HP peripherals (terminals, printers), he developed the specifications and the operating system procedure to support Arabic.

-As a networking specialist with Hewlett Packard in the late 1970’s 

He has witnessed the birth of various protocols starting from proprietary ones until the development of the current Internet Version 4.

-Mr. Guirari has developed various drivers and protocol conversion between

IBM and Hewlett-Packard computers, he also taught various technologies

 Related to data communication and networking such as X.25 and VoIP.

-Mr. Guirari spent more than 12 years as Technical support manager with an Oil Company where he has installed the first LAN in the UAE back in 1988 replacing a complex statistical multiplexer network; he has also developed the technical support organization.

He is currently the C T O for major accounts and the technical advisor on IPv6 implementation.

He has developed and conducted various IPv6 trainings and presentations to Universities, ISPs, Oil & Gas, Energy, Banks and the Armed Forces.  

Mr. Guirari is a certified IPv6 instructor and consultant for ISPs. He is graduated from the Programming Institute in Paris with major in Operating systems and networking.

 Presentation Title : Mobile IPv6:   

An analysis of the current Internet

The current Internet architecture does not support seamless mobility; this is mainly caused by IPv4 limitations and the deployment of different networking technologies. The first part of this animated presentation will take you step by step to demonstrate that full mobility can easily be achieved by features inherent to IPv6 backed by a strong support a vertical handover. The second part will go through 2 mobility protocols offered by the IETF and conclude that IPv6 will be in the near future the ubiquitous protocol funneling and transporting mobile information using a virtually unique networking technology.

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