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PNNL IPv6 Status & Roadmap: Accomplishments, Next Steps, and Deliverables

This document provides an overview of the progress made to date in configuring IPv6 infrastructure and services at PNNL, as well as the next steps and deliverables for 2012.

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PNNL IPv6 Status & Roadmap: Accomplishments, Next Steps, and Deliverables

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  1. PNNL IPv6 Status Summer 2011 Joint Techs Meeting Jim Schroeder, Lewis Allen July 2011

  2. Overview What’s been accomplished to-date? What are the next steps? How have we configured v6 infrastructure and services?

  3. V6 Services Status

  4. Road Map to 2012 Deliverables • Phase 1: Basic Infrastructure [50 person-days (pd)] • Register v4 legacy address space with ARIN [10 pd] • Acquire provider-independent v6 address block from ARIN [4 pd] • Attend 3-day Internet2 v6 workshop (2 staff) [6 pd] • Order training materials (e.g., books) [0 pd] • Prepare & execute project management plan [10 pd (in-progress)] • Develop v6 addressing scheme [2 pd] • Validate v6 routing plan and configuration syntax on simulator [3 pd] • Configure v6 OSPF and BGP routing (overlay on v4 production network) [5 pd] • Setup v6 firewall front-end for DNS, web, and e-mail servers [4 pd] • Configure v6 IPAM/DNS (InfoBlox) [3 pd] • Check v6 WCCP support on routers and firewalls [2 pd] • Check v6 support on web filter and web firewall appliances [1 pd] • Phase 2: External Services – First Pass [15 person-days] • Configure wireless firewall and guest network for v6 [4 pd] • Configure selected science-network servers for v6 [2 pd] • Dual-stack and test web application firewall (Barracuda) [4 pd] • Enable v6 access to corporate web site [3 pd] • Test v6-to-v4 translation front-end for e-mail gateways [2 pd, on-hold]

  5. Next Steps – 2012 Deliverables • Phase 3: External Services – Second Pass [not started] • Setup dual-stack e-mail gateways • Setup dual-stack web servers • Setup v6 web content filtering • Setup cyber security tools

  6. PNNL V6 Network

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