[email protected] ca*net 4 ipv6 update apan20 ipv6 taskforce meeting taipei – 23 august 2005
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http://www.canarie.ca/canet4/
CA*net 4 IPv6 update
APAN20 IPv6 TaskForce meetingTaipei – 23 August 2005
Organisation of presentation
> CANARIE / CA*net 4> backbone and peerings> policy> IPv6 multicast> users
CANARIE / CA*net 4 overview
• CANARIE is Canada's advanced Interent development organization. Is a collaborative venture involving industry, the research and education communities, and the federal government.
• Funding: Government of Canada (Industry Canada)
Mission: accelerate the development and use of advanced networks in Canada, through the
– funding of technology and application development and
– design, development, deployment and operation of an advanced national research network: CA*net 4
• Primary stakeholders: universities, federal labs, provincial research networks, colleges, broader research community, carriers, IT sector, SMEs, broader education sector, broader health sector, provinces
CA*net 4 supports diverse R&E communities and needs
distributed org:NRC-net
virtual org:HEPnet Canada
University
University
University
CERN
University
University
e-science: TRIUMF-CERN and -Tier2s
Grid backplane:WestGrid
Dept
CA*net 4 IP network
CA*net 4 IP network
native IPv6 peerings
> 70% of domestic research nets (ORANs): BCnet, NETERA (Alberta), ORION (Ontario), RISQ
(Québec), Federal GigaPoP, PEI GigaPoP, ACORN-NS
> international: 6TAP, AARnet, Abilene, ASnet, GEANT, GLORIAD, KREONet2, NYSERnet, WISCnet
Policy
> CANARIE prefix 2001:410::/32> have allocated /40 to ORANs, but encourage ORANs
to get their own blocks from ARIN> accept ORAN prefixes> in summary closely mirrors IPv4 policy> one exception is that commercial prefixes are also
accepted (until such time as Cdn ISPs start offering IPv6 services)
IPv6 multicast
> Juniper routers recently upgraded to Junos 7.2R2.4> supports SSM, and ASM with embedded RP> presently rolling out IPv6 multicast in backbone> next steps wil be to establish native IPv6 multicast peerings
IPv6 users
> NRC IPv6 news server> CRC participated in the distributed Isabel workshop
over IPv6, held in Madrid> CRC planning to participate in NGN workshop in late
September/early October via IPv6 multicast
For more info ...
> please send e-mail to Marc Boulerice or myself– [email protected]– [email protected]
> for operational issues please contact the CA*net 4 NOC– [email protected]