Deploying IPv6 Services

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1 Deploying IPv6 Services gogo6.com gogonet.gogo6.com January 2010 gogo

2 Company Overview IPv6 products, community and services Hardware and software for network operators to go v6 Social network and services for professionals to go v6 2

3 Presentation Overview Part 1 IPv6 products, community and services Part 4 Hardware and software for network operators to go v6 Social network and services for professionals to go v6 Part 2 Part 3 Part 5 3

4 Part 1 gogo6 4

5 Knowledge Standards Active active participants in the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) working groups such as Softwires, IPv6 WG, Mobile IPv6 WG and V6Ops WG as well as the 3GPP Consulting/training We started as Hexago, consulting early adopters and training organizations, such as Cisco, on v6 gogonet (gogonet.gogo6.com) Launched a social network for IPv6 professionals in October ,000+ members from 80+ countries share their IPv6 knowledge and experience 5

6 Experience Early test networks Involved in the 6bone, 6NET, Moonv6, 6TAP X (google them!) Freenet6 gogo6 manages Freenet6 (freenet6.com), one of the largest IPv6 networks in the world Tens of thousands of networking professionals get free v6 services all powered by the gogoware product line Customers gogo6 has over 70 customers worldwide who have used its products to deploy IPv6 networks. 6

7 IPv6 Trials and Deployments gogo6 s Asian Pacific ISP customers who have completed IPv6 trials or deployments: American ISP customers: 7

8 Taiwan Trial Chunghwa Telecom 8

9 Malaysia Trial MEWC 9

10 Korean Trial Korea Telecom 10

11 Japanese Trial KDDI 11

12 Hong Kong Deployment - Cyberport 12

13 Part 2 gogonet Social Network 13

14 What is gogonet? Social network for v6 professionals (knowledge) Resources (data and information) IPv6 services (hands on experience) 14

15 Why a Social Network? Hypothesis: A social network is the best way to acquire knowledge about implementing IPv6 in absence of experience or schooling Knowledge comes from: Your own experience The experience of others Knowledge Training (encapsulating the experience of others in the form of meetings, classes, manuals) Google holds the data but people hold the knowledge A social network is a connection of people that hold different knowledge and allows you to make sense of the data and information 15

16 One Stop Source for IPv6 gogonet has all the data, information and knowledge available to help you go v6 Over 17,000 v6 professionals from around the world to interact with and learn from Over 60 country groups Hundreds of member blogs and discussions A filtered and indexed IPv6 library of 150 videos, 400 presentations and 100 docs/books The Freenet6 service providing hands on experience with v6 16

17 Chinese Members ( 17

18 Freenet6 Freenet6 is part of gogonet The goal is to provide hands on experience with v6 Experience = knowledge Available in anonymous and registered mode Registered mode gets a static address or a prefix if requested Can test: DS-lite TSP (6in4) DSTM (4in6) 6RD Home Access 18

19 Part 3 Statistics for Freenet6 19

20 Freenet6 Tunnels Total of tunnels (static and active dynamic) since deployment of new Freenet6 architecture 20

21 Freenet6 Tunnels Total of number of prefixes assigned since deployment of new Freenet6 architecture 21

22 Freenet6 Tunnels Daily rhythm with active users 22

23 Freenet6 Traffic At capacity in Montreal and Amsterdam Sydney and Taipei ramping up slowly 23

24 Freenet6 Traffic Different traffic patterns in Montreal and Amsterdam Sydney and Taipei ramping up slowly 24

25 Part 2 gogoware 25

26 gogoware Overview IPv6 industry s only end-to-end solution gogoserver Provide interoperability between IPv6 & IPv4 networks gogocpe Plug n play hardware client gogoclient Open source software client 26

27 gogoware in Your Network Downloaded gogoclient Embedded gogoclient gogoserver gogocpe IPv4 APPLICATION SERVER gogoserver IPv6 gogoserver 27

28 gogoserver 1U tunnel broker 2 x 1GbE interfaces Supports: TSP, DS-lite, DSTM, 6RD Large Scale NAT (LSN) For up to 50,000 tunnels v6 in v4 and v4 in v6 tunneling IPv4 ->IPv6 & IPv6 ->IPv4 HTTP proxy RADIUS support Authentication, Authorization & Accounting IPv6 permanent (or temporary) addresses NAT traversal (all forms) Node and network mobility IPv6 prefix delegation Automatically update DNS information Monitoring 28

29 gogocpe Provisions IPv6 or IPv4 to the home network Plug n play CPE that eliminates client software Cost effective and can be installed by user Supports: DS-lite, 6RD, TSP, DSTM, L2TP TSP, DSTM, L2TP DS-lite 6RD 29

30 gogoclient Small footprint uses v6 resources already in OS Source code and OPENWRT port available Supports TSP, DSTM and DS-lite Deployed in two ways: 1. Software download to computer Is available on Windows 7, 2000, Server 2003, XP, Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, Solaris, OS X, VxWorks 2. Ported to various CPE devices and handsets 30

31 gogoware Protocols DS-lite, TSP, DSTM, 6RD gogoserver tunnel endpoints: gogocpe plugged into home network gogoclient ported to modem/router gogoclient installed on home computer IPv4 Access IPv6 Access gogoserver IPv4/IPv6 Backbone IPv4 Internet IPv6 Internet IPv4/IPv6 Home Networks 31

32 TSP Used to deploy IPv6 in existing network where the customer network equipment isn t controlled by the operator or unknown IPv6 in IPv4 or IPv6 in UDP IPv4 tunnels Works behind all NATs Managed environment Can assign any IPv6 prefix size Low weight tunnel setup IPv4/IPv6 IPv4 TSP IPv4/IPv6 32

33 6RD Used to deploy IPv6 where the customer network equipment is managed and known Peer to peer support No tunnel setup Requires public IPv4 address IPv4/IPv6 IPv4 6RD IPv4/IPv6 IPv4/IPv6 33

34 DS-lite Used to deploy IPv4 in new IPv6 networks where only private addresses are needed in the customer network Dynamic - No tunnel setup needed Capacity needed only for active IPv4 sessions Only supports private IPv4 addresses No tunnel failover or failure detection IPv4/IPv6 IPv6 DS-lite IPv4/IPv6 34

35 DSTM (4in6 TSP) Used to deploy IPv4 in new IPv6 networks where manageability is important or where public IPv4 is required Can provide a mix of private and public addresses User manageability Authentication Lightweight client based server selection and failover IPv4/IPv6 IPv6 DSTM IPv4/IPv6 35

36 Part 3 Deploying IPv6 36

37 Using v6 Existing customers Have v4 address Solution: use TSP and/or 6RD to add v6 v6 support needed to improve compatibility with new deployments New customers Do not have an v4 address Solution: use DS-lite and/or DSTM to provide v4 support in home network IPv4 can be used in the home until home network, applications, devices have migrated to v6 gogo January October MONTH DAY MONTH YEAR DAY YEAR 37

38 Alternative Protocols IPv6 support in existing IPv4 networks TSP + Works in all scenarios - All v6 traffic has to go through a server 6RD + Complicated to deploy (requires public IPv4 address) - Local traffic can be peer to peer IPv4 support in new IPv6 networks DSTM + Can provide mix of public and private addresses - Tunnel setup required DS-lite + No tunnel setup required - Only private addresses gogo January

39 gogoserver Deployment Compact tunnel server solution for TSP, DSTM, DS-lite and 6RD Optimized for distributed deployment Intended for the edge Allows for smooth gradual growth as servers can be easily added as v6 traffic increases Supports both v4 in v6 and v6 in v4 in one system 39

40 gogoserver Deployment Moderate capacity (2x1Gb/s) but highly scalable in number of users to fit predicted growth profile Many users with little traffic in early IPv6 deployment Lots of traffic in IPv4 over IPv6 in early stage requiring servers close to the edge for optimal traffic flow Lots of traffic in IPv6 at later stage requiring servers at the edge for optimal traffic flow Little traffic and lots users of v4 in v6 in later stages 40

41 IPv6 Deployment Timeline Phase 0 All IPv4 Phase 1 - Build dual-stack core networks Phase 2 IPv6 access for testing purposes and for specific services and limited trials IPv4 address exhaustion Phase 3 Deploy IPv6-only access networks for IPv4 business continuity Phase 4 Provide IPv6 connectivity to remaining customers 41

42 Phase 0 : All IPv4 v6 in v4 tunnels (TSP or 6RD) v4 in v6 tunnels (DSTM or DS-lite) IPv4 only networks IPv4/IPv6 dual stack networks IPv6 only networks 42

43 Phase 1 : Build Dual Stack Core Networks v6 in v4 tunnels (TSP or 6RD) v4 in v6 tunnels (DSTM or DS-lite) IPv4 only networks IPv4/IPv6 dual stack networks IPv6 only networks 43

44 Phase 2 : IPv6 tunnels for trials and targeted customers v6 in v4 tunnels (TSP or 6RD) v4 in v6 tunnels (DSTM or DS-lite) IPv4 only networks IPv4/IPv6 dual stack networks IPv6 only networks 44

45 Phase 3 : Address Exhaustion - v6-only Networks v6 in v4 tunnels (TSP or 6RD) v4 in v6 tunnels (DSTM or DS-lite) IPv4 only networks IPv4/IPv6 dual stack networks IPv6 only networks 45

46 Phase 4 IPv6 Connections Across the Network v6 in v4 tunnels (TSP or 6RD) v4 in v6 tunnels (DSTM or DS-lite) IPv4 only networks IPv4/IPv6 dual stack networks IPv6 only networks 46

47 Part 5 IPv6 Services 47

48 Home Networking Services Wireless and wireline operators can generate incremental revenue with a new class of home networking services Services are plug n play, work over IPv4 Internet and do not require software on the handset or computer Enabled services: Camera Surveillance IP Power Bar P2P Big Big Mail P2P Filesharing P2P Streaming Remote Support 48

49 Home Access Services IPv4 Internet Cameras Phones NAT IPv4 Home devices and sensors Home Network (IPv4 or v6) File server Media server Web server IPv6 Internet 49

50 Thank you. gogo6.com January 2010 gogo