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1 Page 1 Contents i. Project Overview Executive Summary 2 a. Introduction i. Background...3 ii. Objective.3 iii. Scope of Work.3 iv. Budget.. 6 v. Action Plan for Expected Results 7 ii. iii. iv. The Workshop IPv6 Collaborations in ASEAN Framework..8 The Results of IPv6 Collaborations in ASEAN..19 Conclusion and Recommendation 20

2 Page 2 Executive Summary The current generation of IP, version 4 (IPv4), has been in use for more than 20 years and has supported the Internet s rapid growth during that time. With the transformation of the Internet in the 1990s from a research network to a commercialized network, concerns were raised about the ability of IPv4 to accommodate anticipated increasing demand for Internet addresses. In 1993, the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) began a design and standardization process to develop a next generation Internet Protocol that would address, among other issues, the predicted exhaustion of available IPv4 addresses. The resulting set of standards, collectively known as IP version 6 (IPv6), was developed over the course of several years. Although various aspects of these protocols continue to evolve within the IETF, a stable core of IPv6 protocols emerged by Global growth of the Internet has been driven by the increased use of computing and communication technology. Mobile equipment, home appliances and other consumer devices will be online and interconnected. In a new machine to machine Internet, invisible computing devices will far out number current IT devices. Each of these devices needs an IP address. The current Internet Protocol (IP) addressing system that Internet devices use called IPv4 will run out of addresses in A new protocol, IPv6, has been introduced to provide a virtually limit less address space. It will help enable capabilities such as push applications, peer-to-peer based applications and cloud computing over the Internet. The arrival of IPv6 does introduce a new problem for Internet users IPv4 is not compatible with IPv6, and the transition from the earlier standard to the standard of the future presents significant challenges. In this paper we will proud to present collaboration in ASEAN country connectivity and these challenges, together with the initial step is taking to help enable a smooth transition for our ASEAN country We will also provide guidelines to help run some application for testbed in the dual-stack link for our ASEAN country

3 Page 3 a. Introduction i. Background Referred TELSOM Meeting 12 th, MICT and CAT Telecom proposed IPv6 Collaborations in ASEAN Project ii. Objectives To promote, discuss, and share regional and local IPv6 strategies and experiences for public, private and promotional organisations. To establish a workgroup to coordinate IPv6 networking between ASEAN economies, To establish IPv6 monitoring to provide an up-to-date IPv6 deployment status. To demonstrate video streaming service based on IPv6 multicast for ASEAN network. iii. Scope of Work IPv6 network peering Principle Building infrastructure to link together under the administration of CAT will be integrated into the framework of ASEAN cooperation. In order to collaborate in the development of IPv6 network capabilities, especially in the Multicast IPv6 network to the service, which CAT has Peering cycle in this region. In order to stream current data, providers have to enable Multicast function that will bring benefits to the service provider network. Scope of the project. Seek cooperation from network providers in the region to make the process as dual stack Link Enable and Enable Multicast IPv6. To create a IPv6 network collaborations in ASEAN To provide a service to verify the application in a network test lab Experiments to test the transmission of streaming information within the network

4 Page 4 To generate substantial interest and encourage the use of the IPv6 network Establish a framework for cooperation in infrastructure development, the IPv6 network collaborations in ASEAN for the benefit of the collaborated network. Goals. Peering providers connected to the circuit with CAT Dual stack link Peering services connected with CAT IPv6 Multicast IPv6 video streaming Principle The IPv6 network Collaborations in ASEAN is part of the test. Applications for the program must be transmitted in the network and present the data in the network. Video/Audio Streaming will be multicast in IPv6 collaborated ASEAN network. Scope of the project. To exchange Video / Audio Streaming with CAT published free-to-air content hub. Goals. Streaming Content can be at least 1 Free-to-Air Channel from each country in the region. Experimental test of IPv6 Multicast transmission in the network of CAT Hub

5 Page 5 IPv6 Monitoring Principle The IPv6 network collaborations in ASEAN to measure the amount of data transmission in the network to determine the ready-for-service status. The data can be analyzed and leads to effective network bandwidth management. Scope of the project. Network Status Monitoring created to monitor IPv6 network collaborations in ASEAN. Collaborate with ASEAN Providers to create a hub that connects the project with CAT Hub. Collect statistical information of the IPv6 network deployment status. Goals. CAT will be Monitoring hub of circuits in the network, whose information is widely available to participants in the IPv6 network collaborations in ASEAN IPv6 Conference Principle Implementation of the IPv6 network Collaborations in ASEAN on the completion of the project will commence by an exhibition. The operation and encouragement of the use of IPv6 in the country and promote the service to be more tangible. Cooperation in IPv6 will be promoted both domestically and internationally.

6 Page 6 Scope of the project. Co-operation in the exhibition of IPv6 network collaborations in ASEAN to further encourage the use of IPv6 network domestically and internationally. Goals. To attract prospective customers and ASEAN Member States as well as general public iv. Budget MICT and CAT Telecom shall fund the followings in 2013 as follow. Unit Cost (US$) Quantity Sub-Total (US$) IPv6 network peering 1. Equipment self-funded - self-funded 2. Technical staff self-funded - self-funded IPv6 video streaming 1. Software and equipment self-funded 1 self-funded 2. Technical staff self-funded 2 self-funded IPv6 Monitoring 1. Software and equipment self-funded 1 self-funded 2. Technical staff self-funded 2 self-funded 3. Web hosting expenses self-funded 1 self-funded For 2013 Total = 18,000 USD

7 Page 7 ASEAN ICT Found supported as follow. Travel, Accommodation & Per Diem Unit Cost (US$) Quantity Sub-Total (US$) 18, Travel expenses for 10 ASEAN member states representatives 2. Accommodation and per diem for 10 member states representatives / day 10 Persons 4 days 8,000 10,000 Total 18,000 v. Action Plan for Expected Results Activities Oct, 2012 Nov, 2012 Dec, 2012 Jan, 2013 Feb, 2013 Mar, 2013 Apr, 2013 May, 2013 Jun, 2013 Jul, 2013 Aug, 2013 April, 2014 IPv6 Network Peering IPv6 Video streaming IPv6 Monitoring IPv6 Conference

8 Page 8 i. The Workshop IPv6 Collaborations in ASEAN Framework 4 Portion jobs was deployment in the project. IPv6 network peering According collaboration in ASEAN country, We have established at least 8 links for dualstack via CAT-THIX Services as Gateway internet Thailand own by CAT Telecom (Public) Company Limited as follow are diagram the circuit peer to ASEAN country. The Big Picture for the link connect to ASEAN Country

9 Page 9 IPv6 Circuit Peering Matrix BRUNEI CAMBODIA INDONESIA LAOS MALAYSIA MYNMAR PHILIPPINES SINGAPORE THAILAND VIETNAM BRUNEI CAMBODIA INDONESIA LAOS MALAYSIA MYNMAR PHILIPPINES SINGAPORE THAILAND VIETNAM Dual Stack IPv4 IPv6 No Session

10 Page 10 IPv6 video streaming In detail of IPv6 video streaming, The traffic flow between ASEAN country and the content are free to air broadcasting each a country or the video multimedia from each country and then send the traffic IPv6 via the IPv6 network peering The diagram

11 Page 11 As follow are URL access for view the example contents The Website comply IPv6 Ready Logo

12 Page 12 Live Channel from the camera The follow are web page show as an IPv6 camera published to website And the Video Channel example used Hardware Encoder The follow are web page show as an IPv6 camera published to website

Page 13 How to stream the content o Used software wire cast point to the RTMP Server as follow are information each a channel rtmp:stream.cattelecom.net:1935/live2 for Laos Channel rtmp:stream.

13 Page 13 How to stream the content o Used software wire cast point to the RTMP Server as follow are information each a channel rtmp:stream.cattelecom.net:1935/live2 for Laos Channel rtmp:stream.cattelecom.net:1935/live3 for Thailand Channel rtmp:stream.cattelecom.net:1935/live4 for Singapore Channel rtmp:stream.cattelecom.net:1935/live5 for Indonesia Channel rtmp:stream.cattelecom.net:1935/live6 for Cambodia Channel rtmp:stream.cattelecom.net:1935/live7 for Brunei Channel

Page 14 rtmp:stream.cattelecom.net:1935/live8 for Vietnum Channel rtmp:stream.cattelecom.net:1935/live9 for Myanmar Channel rtmp:stream.cattelecom.net:1935/live10 for Philippines Channel rtmp:stream.

14 Page 14 rtmp:stream.cattelecom.net:1935/live8 for Vietnum Channel rtmp:stream.cattelecom.net:1935/live9 for Myanmar Channel rtmp:stream.cattelecom.net:1935/live10 for Philippines Channel rtmp:stream.cattelecom.net:1935/live11 for Malaysia Channel Wire cast software Encoder o Specific Software input address Country Channel URL Address stream rtmp:stream.cattelecom.net:1935/livexx

corresponding with each ASEAN Country, which as repreventatives from ASEAN

15 Page 15 o Set Credentials put User and Password a. Username : asean Password : asean2014 However, The free channel should be help corresponding with each ASEAN Country, which as repreventatives from ASEAN members and feed information to re-preventatives from Thailand (CAT Telecom public company) arrange the page for view.

Page 16 IPv6 Monitoring We have a dual-stack link to ASEAN country, So the traffic monitoring are essential for measurement. Each link as following are information of how to view the traffic.

16 Page 16 IPv6 Monitoring We have a dual-stack link to ASEAN country, So the traffic monitoring are essential for measurement. Each link as following are information of how to view the traffic. Which can monitor the traffic via URL access : The IPv6 monitoring can access with the any device. For example PC, tablet and the smartphone. As follow is access via the Browser on the desktop PC The user can download the application access via Tablet and Smartphone on the Google Play and Apple Store as follow are information the app.

17 Page 17 Google play Store App Store

18 Page 18 Example show the traffic via tablet and smartphone As following are is traffic via PLDT (Philippine) via the Browser

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20 Page 20 IPv6 Conference On 29 th 30 th April 2014.,Thailand invite to representative for ASEAN Country also representative from Japan country conference under the theme Workshop on IPv6 Collaborations in ASEAN 2014 the event at The Central Plaza Ladprao Hotel ii. The Results of IPv6 Collaborations in ASEAN 1. The internet technology is moving from IPv4 to IPv6 world. This is due to no more IPv4 address space for allocation to end clients. However, it is unfortunate that IPv6 is not backward compatible to IPv4, they both have to co-exist. In this project, we aim to make IPv6 connection links between ASEAN

21 Page 21 Member States for IPv6 peering trail. We have found that there are very limited operations to make the link on where IPv6 readiness in each country is a big gap, even we successfully tested with some of our co-business partners who are Internet Service Providers (ISP). 2. The project on IPv6 Collaborations in ASEAN 2012 has been endorsed during the 12th ASEAN TELMIN Meeting in Cebu, Philippines in November, 2012 and received funding support from Japan-ASEAN ICT Fund. Main objective of this project is to update the status of IPv6 in ASEAN Member States and further discuss on the collaboration and IPv6 plan in the future. 3. The Workshop on IPv6 collaborations in ASEAN 2014 which is the part of the project IPv6 Collaborations in ASEAN 2012 was convened from April 2014, in Bangkok, Thailand. 4. The workshop was attended by representatives from Cambodia, Lao PDR, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Viet Nam. The expert from Japan was also in attendance 5. The participants have shared experiences and updated on IPv6 operating/running in each ASEAN Member, discussed on several topics/issues regarding to IPv6 and its related technologies. Among this group, it seems that Thailand and Singapore have some advances level of IPv6 readiness. For example, there are real IPv6 deployment in both government and private sectors. While other countries; Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Philippines, just started on IPv6 deployment. We figured out possible collaborations that will be useful and benefit to most ASEAN economies regarding to IPv6 deployment. iii. Conclusion and Recommendation IPv6 deployment has to be stimulated in a more aggressive way especially in public and private sectors for Both Singapore and Thailand.

22 Page 22 In Thailand, with the assistance of IPv6 Forum Thailand, the measuring and monitoring software can be distributed, so figures of IPv6 deployment can help raise the awareness among government agencies and ISPs. The most important solution to IPv6 situation in other ASEAN member state is to enhance its IPv6 manpower through training programs, since now running out of IPv4 addresses and have not fully developed IPv6 yet. IPv6-related professionals in Lao PDR and Cambodia are expected be trained by IPv6 experts from Japan and Singapore. In the meantime, IPv6 educational programs should be provided by universities. Japan will fully support IPv6 migration in ASEAN especially by organizing workshops and seminars. As governments play a vital role in the success of IPv6 migration in the USA and Japan, it is essential that the Royal Thai Government launches policy as well as provides IPv6 infrastructure. The reason is that ISPs tend to abide by official directions. For long term action plan, ASEAN e-gov Information Exchanging based on IPv6 infrastructure and services need to be considered seriously for ASEAN ICT Master Plan in next 5 years. To that end, dialog, working group, and framework/road map shall be established. For short term action, we all have agreed that human development regarding to IPv6 deployment is an important step, and shall be done first. IPv6 training/workshop to build qualified man power shall be done as soon as possible. Some possible solutions for real implementation have been discussed and concluded.

IPv6 Deployment: Where are we now?

IPv6 Deployment: Where are we now? IPv6 Transition Strategies and Technologies Workshop Miwa Fujii Issue Date: Revision: 03/08/2014 3 Agenda An overview of IPv6 readiness in the world