Phovell IPv6 Deployment 16-01-03

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IPv6 Commercial Deployment

UK IPv6 Task Force Event

London 16th Jan 03

[email protected]


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British Telecommunications plc, 2003 2

Agenda

Internet/ISP Trends

ISP - IPv4 or IPv6

- technical & business drivers

BTexact stimulating the environment

What you can do

Summary


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Worldwide Internet/ISP Trends

Always On

Number of devices

Number of addresses

Need for globally routable addresses

Security

Mobility End user Cost

Operating Cost

www.nua.com580M people on linepredict 1B by 2005

To stop the Internet

fragmenting and to

ensure transparency

IPv6 is needed


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UK Internet/ISP Trends

UK Government e-Envoy initiative (www.e-envoy.gov.uk)

- UK No. 1 for e-commerce

- Internet access available to everyone (2005)- All government services available electronically (2005)

Access trends - ADSL, SDSL, VDSL, Satellite, FTTH,GigE, WLAN, 3G

BTs plans 5M broadband users by 2006

Trends:

Always On, more users, more devices, more addresses,more P2P applications IPv6
http://www.e-envoy.gov.uk/http://www.e-envoy.gov.uk/http://www.e-envoy.gov.uk/http://www.e-envoy.gov.uk/


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IPv4

NAT

Address problems

Service limitations

Extra management

IPsec limited

Limited mobility support

Vast installed base of kitand applications

Many experiencedengineers

IPv6

Transparency

Unlimited addresses

Service opportunities

OSS opportunities

IPsec ubiquitous

Mobile IPv6 universal

Limited kit andapplications

Limited operationalengineer acceptance

ISP IPv4 or IPv6? - Technical


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ISP IPv4 or IPv6? - Business

IPv6 offers:

Internet transparency

Addresses for mankindEqual opportunity to access data

These statements mean little for the majority of ISPs where

shareholder value is the only concern

Does IPv6 increase shareholder value?

Increase revenues?

Reduce costs?


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Increase revenues:

- More conventional customers: probably not

But new customer categories ie automotive andincreased health, government, military etc

3G

- More services: maybe

Voice substitution - VoIP

Innovative P2P applicationsgames

New services for the new customer categories


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Reduce costs

- Equipment: no

maybe similar hardware (NAT, Interworking)- OSS: maybe

Auto config

Less address management issues

New OSS services as customer can be contacted But need to support both IPv4 and IPv6 hence

higher?


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For

New applications

New customercategories

Easier OSS

Against

Interworking costs

Training Running IPv4 and IPv6

In general business model less well developed thantechnical but we know IPv6 is coming and hence needs tobe understood


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Market Stimulation

Consultancy - www.ipv6.btexact.com

Test & Measurements

Network Accesswww.uk6x.com
http://www.ipv6.btexact.com/http://www.uk6x.com/http://www.uk6x.com/http://www.ipv6.btexact.com/


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What is the UK6x?

IPv6 Internet Exchange

First in the UK

Uses Commercial IPv6 Addresses Located at the heart of the UK Internet

Telehouse

Open to all

Primary aims are:- to stimulate the IPv6 environment in the UK, Europeand the World

- to further the understanding of IPv6


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RIPE

Infrastructure:

2001:7F8:2::/48

RIPE:

2001:618::/32

CustomersATM

Layer 3 Functions

UK6x

WWW

Email

DNS

Customers

CustomersEthernet

Layer 2 Peering


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UK6x - Connectivity

Customers

Customers

Services:

MP3, Video, Quake,

Mobile IP HA, Debian

mirror

LG etc for maintenance

Customers

Manual or via

Tunnel Broker

IPv4

Internet

GPRSCustomers

Customers

Customers


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UK6x: Public Members List (draft)

UK6x

BII Group

CaladanCommunications Ltd

KORNET

SpaceNet Korea Telecom

Andrews & Arnold

Dataline Software

FCCN

RMnet

NDSoftware

BTexact Technologies

Kewlio.net Limited Tiscali

UKERNA

France Telecom

Telianet

NTT

Asnet

T-Systems

Business InternetTrends

XS4All

AoL Chello

JENS

Transmedia

Hurricane Electric

Ignite Germany

Japan Telecom

GRnet LINX

Vodaphone PT

GATEL

C&W Germany

COMv6

ipng.org.uk

Barclays

Dune

Lucent UK TDOI.org

Lithuanian OpenSource

Cyconet

Consulintel

UID-Zero

Ignite Spain

NJH

net-com.ds

Microlink

KOREN

T-net

Telefonica

And 800+ Real TB Users


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What can you do?

Understand what IPv6 means to you/yourbusiness both technically and commercially

Contribute to the debate:- IPv6 Forumwww.ipv6forum.com

- EU IST IPv6 Clusterwww.ist-ipv6.org

- EU IPv6 Task Forcewww.ipv6tf.org- UK IPv6 Task Forcewww.uk.ipv6tf.org

Join the UK6x and use IPv6www.uk6x.com
http://www.ipv6forum.com/http://www.ist-ipv6.org/http://www.ipv6tf.org/http://www.uk.ipv6tf.org/http://www.uk6x.com/http://www.uk6x.com/http://www.uk.ipv6tf.org/http://www.ipv6tf.org/http://www.ist-ipv6.org/http://www.ist-ipv6.org/http://www.ist-ipv6.org/http://www.ipv6forum.com/


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Summary

The Internet is growing and needs IPv6

Technically decision is clear - commercially

not so decisive (current economicenvironment)

BTexact and others stimulating the IPv6environment

IPv6 will touch most things in modern life and

you need to understand the technical and

commercialramifications


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