8 th IPv6 Task Force Meeting March 17, Dr. Ibraheem Al-Furaih. GM, Internet Services, CITC

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1 8 th IPv6 Task Force Meeting March 17, 2010 Dr. Ibraheem Al-Furaih GM, Internet Services, CITC

2 IPv6 8th Meeting Agenda: 08:30 09:00 Registration 09:00 09:05 Introduction and Welcoming 09:05 09:15 Saudi Arabia IPv6 Update (Dr. Ibraheem AlFuraih, CITC) 09:15 09:45 Case Studies v6 Transition (Danilo Baiardo, Italtel) 09:45 10:15 IPv6 over DSL (Ashraf Sattar, STC) 10:15 10:45 Tea Break 10:45 11:30 IPv6 Implementations in CITC (Bilal Alsabbagh & Arun N S, CITC) 11:30 11:50 MENOG presentation, (Osama Al-Dosary) 11:50 12:20 Task force members status update and discussion 12:20 Prayer - Lunch 2

3 Recap of IPv6 TaskForce Meetings Kick-off meeting of the National IPv6 Task Force (July 30, 2008) 2 nd Meeting, September 21 st, 2008 (CITC) 3 rd Meeting, November 18 th, 2008 (CITC) 4 th Meeting, January 21 st, 2009 (KACST) 5 th Meeting, March 15 th,2009 (STC) 6 th Meeting, May 17 th, 2009 (Mobily) 7th Meeting, October 25th,2009 (Atheeb) 8th Meeting, March 16th,2010 (Italtel) 9 th Meeting,?? 2010? (Sponsorship Open) 2 nd National Internet Event (Q1 2011?) 3

4 IP Address Management IPv4 Address Delegation Hierarchy RIRs Geographical Scope Available Free Space RIRs LIRs ISPs End Users Feb 2010: 93 LIRs in KSA (Source: RIPE NCC) 4

5 IPv4 Address Space Status 35Unavailable Blocks: Experimental(16),Multicast(16),,Loopback(1),Local Identification(1),Private Use(1) Total IPv4 Space Distribution As of Feb 2010 (256 /8 Blocks) Only 22 free unallocated blocks at IANA 92 Blocks distributed by central registry before Blocks allocated by IANA to RIRs Source: IANA 5

6 IPv4 Address Space Status of each of the 256 /8s from the NRO report ( 6

7 IPv4 Depletion IPv4 Depletion Predictions at IANA and RIRs As of Feb 2010: Today Projected Depletion date at IANA: September 2011 Projected Depletion date at RIRs: October 2012 Source: The IPv4 Address Report By Geoff Huston Today 2011 IANA Depletion September RIRs Depletion October 2012

8 IPv4 Current State (Feb 2010) IPv4 Status Locally IPv4 Cumulative Status KSA As of Feb RIPE NCC Million IPv4 Addresses 77.40% Advertised IPv4 Address Per Capita (Source: cc.html) Biggest IPv4 Allocations Date Size LIR Date Size LIR /13 STC /16 KACST /14 STC /16 Orbitnet /15 Ettihad Etisalat /16 Bayanat /15 Atheeb /16 STC /15 Arabic Com. Sys /16 STC /15 Nesma /16 AL Faisaliah /15 STC /16 Ettihad Etisalat 8 /13 block equates to 524,288 IPs /14 block equates to 262,144 IPs /15 block equates to 131,072 IPs /16 block equates to 65,536 IPs

9 IPv6 Address Space How much has been allocated to the RIRs? from the NRO report ( 9

10 IPv6 allocations in Saudi Arabia # Prefix NetName Owner Allocated :1490::/32 SA-KACST KACST / ISU 20/06/ :16a0::/32 SA-STC STC / SaudiNet 19/12/ a02:888::/32 SA-ATHEEB Atheeb Trading Co Ltd. 01/12/ a02:9b0::/32 SA-ETTIHADETISALAT-2... Ettihad Etisalat 02/04/ a02:ce0::/32 SA-BAYANAT Bayanat Al-Oula For Netwo... 04/08/ a02:d70::/32 SA-SAHARA Sahara Network 21/04/ a02:df0::/32 SA-FAISALIAH AL Faisaliah Internet Ser... 05/05/ a02:fc0::/32 SA-SPSNET SPSNET 06/08/ a00:1560::/32 SA-NOURNET NourNet 28/10/ a00:15d8::/32 SA-NESMA NESMA 11/04/ a00:1698::/32 SA-SHABAKAH Shabakah Net 17/11/ a00:18f8::/32 SA-APPTEC Applied Technologies Co. 29/12/ a00:1918::/32 SA-OGERTEL Middle East Internet Comp... 31/12/ :67c:130::/48 CITC CITC 02/01/ As of Feb 2010 (Source: RIPE NCC):

11 Proposed Objectives &Strategy Tracks Strategy Tracks Strategy Objectives Prepare for the IPv4 exhaustion by supporting IPv6 and ensure stability, business continuity and room for continued growth of the internet in Saudi Arabia Ensure a smooth adaption of IPv6 by stakeholders so as to minimize risks Raise overall IPv6 awareness nationwide by approaching stakeholders of both the public and private sectors highlighting the necessecity to adopt IPv6 Infrastructure Five (5) Initiatives: IPv6 Addressing IPv6 Commercial Support for Nation Wide Infrastructure.SA cctld IPv6 Compliance IPv6 Compliant Internet Filtering IPv6 Lab Awareness Five (5) Initiatives: IPv6 Task Force Outreach Activities International Cooperation IPv6 Training IPv6 Compliant Procurement 11

12 Milestones & Timeline Milestone Why? Target Date Note Basic IPv6 Connectivity available at ONE FBPs Essential and Enough to start offering IPv6 to ISPs and End Users Early 2009 IPv6 Task Force Saudi Arabia Essential to raise awareness and encourage deployment End of 2008 Establish an IPv6 Lab Establish and Disseminate practical IPv6 Experience End of 2008 IPv6 National Event Raise awareness and encourage the IPv6 deployment Early 2009 IPv6 at Multiple FBPs Important for ISPs and End Users to have more than one Choice End of 2009 IPv6 Compliant.SA cctld Registry Essential to run IPv6-only hosts or an IPv6- only infrastructure End of 2009 Commercial IPv6 Services available from Five (5) ISPs More choices to end users End of

13 Thank You! 13