The Cisco Networkers 2009 event is over now, the web site is now static and the statistics will be kept for several months. In order to interpret the MRTG & NetFLow data, here is a chronology:

Monday 26th of January 9:00: the MRTG & NF collector is connected to the Network;

Tuesday 27th in the afternoon, Google applies the DNS-trick and starts serving A & AAAA to all laptops using the local DNS server (only announced over DHCPv6)

Wednesday 28th in the morning, the local DHCPv4 also serves a Google-trick-enabled DNS servers to all DHCPv4 clients, i.e., more laptops actually use IPv6 to go to Google or Gmail

Wednesday 28th 16:00, Router Advertisement includes the M-flag for a few minutes;

Thursday 29th 9:0, RA includes the M-flag all day;

Thursday 29th 14:00, RA prefix is advertised with a calendar lifetime to 16:15;

Thursday 29th 16:15, no more IPv6 traffic (thanks to RA prefix expiration), the router & collector are reoved;

For the 2nd Time: IPv6 at Cisco Networkers Barcelona in January 2009

IPv6 Hall of Fame
Do you want to win some Belgian chocolate by running IPv6? yes ! no

...checking whether you have IPv6 access even if you used an IPv4 address to display this page...

To see the animated dragon, you need to enabled IPv6 on your laptop.

The IPv6 connectivity is provided by

with spare time of some Cisco IPv6 enthusiasts. A clickable network topology also describes how the connectivity is achieved.
Some traffic statistics:

MRTG (SNMP poll)
- MRTG
- download from http://oss.oetiker.ch/mrtg/)
Using NFsen (supporting Netflow v9 with IPv6 support):
- main screen, PPS last day, BPS last day (you may have to select the Networkers profile on the top righ corner), read the documentation;
- download from http://nfsen.sourceforge.net/
Using NDPMON to monitor Neighbor Discovery activities:
- low priority log file, high priority log file;
- download from http://ndpmon.sourceforge.net/.
Using RAMOND to monitor Router Advertisement activities:
- log file,
- download from http://ramond.sourceforge.net/.
Some stats about the visitors of this web site, and about the Ethernet OUI of our IPv6 neighbors?

If you want to comment on this initiative, please join us on the Social Networking web site: https://www.cisconetworkers2009.com/eventlink/ in the group IPv6 for the Better or the Worse.

Your address is 38.103.63.60.

User-Agent: CCBot/1.0 (+http://www.commoncrawl.org/bot.html)

How to do the above? with a very simple PHP script :-)

if (strstr($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'],":")) {
        print("<img src=dragonanime.gif>") ;
} else {
        print("<img src=dragon.gif>") ;
}
print("Your address is $_SERVER[REMOTE_ADDR].<br>") ;

Please contact Eric Vyncke if you want more information about this set-up.