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IPv6 Address Allocation APNIC

IPv6 Address Allocation APNIC. IPv6 Summit July 2-6 2001, Korea Anne Lord, APNIC. Overview. Address Policy Gobal policy document status Current issues Deployment Status Allocation analysis Database registrations Routing announcements. Policy Development.

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IPv6 Address Allocation APNIC

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  1. IPv6 Address Allocation APNIC IPv6 Summit July 2-6 2001, Korea Anne Lord, APNIC

  2. Overview • Address Policy • Gobal policy document status • Current issues • Deployment Status • Allocation analysis • Database registrations • Routing announcements

  3. Policy Development • Oct 1998 Initial discussions RIRs/IETF and RIR communities • Jul 1999 Provisional policy document released • Aug 1999 IPv6 allocation service began • Oct 1999 Review of policy document after early deployment experience • 2001 Revised policy document to be published following extensive IETF/community input • 2002… Policies always subject to change

  4. Current Status • Consensus on • /48 for a “site” • If no need for subnets, less can be used • Discussion ongoing • Almost 100 SubTLA’s allocated • End of bootstrap period? • PI assignments • Policy needed in IPv6? • Address architecture • IETF/RIR recommendations – revision of rfc2374

  5. FP TLA ID Reserved NLA ID SLA ID Interface ID 3 bits 13 bits 8 bits 24 bits 16 bits 64 bits Public toplogy (48 bits) Site topology (16 bits) Interface Identifier (64 bits) IPv6 Addressing – RFC2374 • Aggregatable Global Unicast Format • RFC2374 (FP001) • 128 bit addresses • Mixes technology and policy

  6. FP IPv6 Addressing - Proposal • IPv6 Unicast Addressing • Proposal: Separate technology and policy Interface ID Site 001 16 bits 45 bits 64 bits Recommended IANA allocation Recommended “site” boundary

  7. Next APNIC Meeting • APNIC 12, Taipei • http://www.apnic.net/meetings • Policy discussions • Joint IPv6/Address Policy SIG • Wed 29th August • A warm welcome! • To anyone with interest in IPv6 policy development especially this community • Feedback and input requested

  8. IPv6 Allocations In the Asia Pacific Region

  9. IPv6 Allocations by RIRs • APNIC 2001:0200::/23 • 29 allocations (/35) • ARIN 2001:0400::/23 • 17 allocations (/35) • RIPE NCC 2001:0600::/23 • 37 allocations (/35)

  10. APNIC Allocations by Country Total Allocations: 29

  11. IPv6 Allocations Over Time • APNIC allocations to 18 June 2001 • Since August 1999 • 7 in 1999 • 15 in 2000 • 7 in 2001 • By organisation • 6 Research ISPs • 3 Government ISPs • 20 Commercial ISPs

  12. Registry Coordination • Request evaluation • Peer review by all RIRs of IPv6 SubTLA requests • Ensures global consistency • Accuracy • Discussion of difficult cases • Consult with 6Bone • Policy document • Needs global agreement on policy

  13. IPV6 Members Update • Feedback from members > 1 year • Type of services being provided • IPv6 connectivity, interoperability tests, experimental services, ftp servers , web browsing • Connectivity • Connected to 6TAP and other IPv6 networks in the region • Network implementation • Native IPv6 & tunneling

  14. APNIC IPv6 Dissemination • Training courses • Expanded module on IPv6 architecture • Open seminars • Introduction to IPv6 • Tutorials • In conjunction with APNIC meetings • FAQ • http://www.apnic.net/faq/IPv6-FAQ.html

  15. Database Registrations by RIR

  16. Prefix Distribution – APNIC Router Total Prefixes: 192

  17. Routing Table Analysis • Registration does not indicate usage • Allocation records are reliable to determine who “might” use address space • Assignment records may be incomplete • Actual usage shown by routing tables • However, this is a subjective view depending on point of observation • Also, view changes constantly with time

  18. Questions?

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