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World IPv6 Day Call to Arms

World IPv6 Day Call to Arms. d raft-chown-v6ops-call-to-arms-01 Tim Chown tjc@ecs.soton.ac.uk. Aims. Raise awareness of the June 8 th World IPv6 Day Seek to capture:

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World IPv6 Day Call to Arms

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  1. World IPv6 Day Call to Arms draft-chown-v6ops-call-to-arms-01 Tim Chown tjc@ecs.soton.ac.uk

  2. Aims • Raise awareness of the June 8th World IPv6 Day • Seek to capture: • common causes of connectivity and performance issues, focusing on things an end-site can influence, with suggested actions/measures • methods to measure and monitor IPv6 traffic, to allow analysis of traffic behaviour on the day • Produce a final ‘guide’ well in advance of the IPv6 Day • Though the advice may have longer-term benefits • Measurement tools could be left in place • Currently also includes some info on IPv6-only draft-chown-v6ops-call-to-arms-01

  3. Issues • Currently cited (in no particular order): • Unmanaged tunnels (6to4 relays, proto41 filters,…) • Tunnel broker first-hop • Connection timeouts (failover to/from IPv4/IPv6) • PMTU discovery • Rogue router advertisements (inc. IPv4-only networks) • Tunnel performance (under higher load) • AAAA record advertised but service not enabled • Filtering – impact of drop vs unreachable draft-chown-v6ops-call-to-arms-01

  4. Measurement • Sites may enable clients, servers, or both • What could be captured on the day: • IPv6 traffic levels • Flow records • Application brokenness/preference • Reachability to IPv4-only/dual-stack/IPv6-only • PMTUD brokenness • IPv4/IPv6 performance comparison • Security monitoring (e.g. RAmond, NDPmon) draft-chown-v6ops-call-to-arms-01

  5. Next steps • Is this useful? • If so, solicit more feedback on the issues and measurement methods suggested • Raise awareness of the text • Harden well in advance of June 8th • Perhaps useful advice longer-term • Q: Should we influence the experiment? • e.g. fix PMTUD problems or just use 1280? • Deploy local 6to4 relays, or discourage 6to4? draft-chown-v6ops-call-to-arms-01

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