Historia i przyszłość IPv6.pdf

The History and Future of IPv6

16th March 2011

Jan Larsson

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Agenda

   Level 3 IPv6 history

   IPv6 Design Goals and Implementation

   Issues and Observations

   Takeaways

History

   Started offering tunnelled IPv6 service in May 2005.

   2005 - 2008 the solution grew and grew…

   2009 started offering dual-stack services in EU.

   Today the network is now fully dual stack enabled, GA was

July 1, 2010 and the routing ecosystem is ‘evolving’.

Goals and Decisions

“Thou shall not break the IPv4 network”

Supporting IPv6

   You can chose a number of ways to support IPv6 on your network:

   Transition

   Dual-stack

  

Is your existing kit capable of supporting IPv6?

   You need to understand what your customers need from you before you can

make this decision.

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