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IPv6 peering with commercial ISPs

IPv6 peering with commercial ISPs. IPv6 Commodity Internet Service. 1. Service implementation on CANARIE network Design and implement the routing to carry full table Technical and financial aspects of setting up the links to ISPs

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IPv6 peering with commercial ISPs

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  1. IPv6 peering with commercial ISPs

  2. IPv6 Commodity Internet Service 1. Service implementation on CANARIE network • Design and implement the routing to carry full table • Technical and financial aspects of setting up the links to ISPs • Operational requirements and procedures to manage and support the service 2. Service implementation on ORAN/university networks • Service roll out by ORANs • Service roll out by Universities/connected institutions

  3. Connectivity to IXs/ISPs • Hurricane Electric and Tata Communications (formerly Teleglobe) have been identified as ISPs able to provide global connectivity. • The connectivity will be established through Internet eXchanges and direct links. • Toronto (TORIX) and Seattle (SIX) • Direct links will be set up with Tata Communications, CANIX in Montreal and Harbour Center in Vancouver. • New router - Logical System on BCNET core router in Vancouver • Content providers: Google (PWave, SIX and TORIX) • Exploring other scenarios (NYIIX, Chicago,NORDUnet)

  4. Network Topology

  5. Current Status • Peering • HE up and running • Google up and running • Tata pending All were expected to be in production by July 1st! • Some NOC tools are now IPv6 ready • DNS ..in progress • CANARIE Routing Registry

  6. Service rollout by ORAN Help ORANs to deploy IPv6 and extend the service to end institutions/users • Service roll out and support • Definition of ‘full support’ and documentation/testing of this functionality for each ORAN/GigaPop is an objective. • Work on strategies to ensure all ORANs have full IPv6 support in a reasonable time frame. • Expert assistance with the service roll-out • Knowledge/experience transfer/sharing between ORANs • Organize training sessions • a showcase ORAN and university

  7. ORAN readiness - Survey results • 8 responses received (out of 13), ACORN-NS also provided survey for 5 of their members

  8. ORAN IPv6 Readiness?

  9. Community demand?

  10. Staff readiness?

  11. Summary Most ORANs support this initiative/ find the service useful Most ORANs are IPv6 ready • Low interest • Assistance with deployment plan (?) • High interest • Awareness days, in particular for Universities/members • Training, for both ORAN and Universities Focus on members/applications

  12. Summary

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