IPv6 in Indonesiacurrent deployment and future direction ahead

Mukhammad Andri Setiawan, PhDTraining & Community Development – APJII/IDNIC

IPv6 delegation in

Indonesia 2000 - 2019

IPv6 delegation (cumulative)

2019 : 10092018 : 9312017 : 7182016 : 531

Comparing Indonesia in South East Asia

Why delegation is high, but IPv6 capability is low?

Many networks have IPv6 on their backbone but not to

their end-users

Some technical issues happened

• Upstream often doesn’t care about IPv6 routing, hence some clients were having difficulties in accessing the internet

• When IPv6 is used, CDN such as GGC should also be informed that the end users is using IPv6, so not only BGP is announced but also the IP should be well informed

• Security issues rather been a bit neglected

Does trainings really give huge impact on IPv6

adoption?

So, what was the problem?

Unadvertised Addresses in APNIC’s Registry; Geoff Huston; APNIC

Decelerating IPv4 exhaustion

• prop-127: Change maximum delegation size of 103/8 IPv4 address pool to a /23• The objectives:• Save IPv4 addresses for

newcomers.• Prolong the exhaustion of 103/8

address space.• Encourage IPv6 deployment.

Geoff Huston's projection of the evolution of the IP pool for each RIR

So, whose responsibility is this?