IPv6 - Global Adoption - Ran Liberman

IPv6 Global Adoption

World IPv6 Launch Day

©2012 PurePeak Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

Agenda

• Current Status
• Regulation in Some Places
• In Israel
• To the Future

2 ©2012 PurePeak Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

Current Status – IPv4 Available Pools
Remaining IPv4 Addresses (Millions)

80.00

70.00

60.00

50.00

40.00

30.00

20.00

10.00

0.00
APNIC RIPE LACNIC AFRINIC ARIN


Current Status – IPv6 Adoption #1

IPv6 Enabled Networks - Country Groups

20%

18%

16%

14%

12%

10%

8%

6%

4%

2%

0%
Israel G7 Worldwide OECD European Union

http://v6asns.ripe.net/v/6

IPv6 Enabled Networks - OECD
60%

50%

40%

30%

20%

10%

0%

5 ©2012 PurePeak Ltd. All Rights Reserved. http://v6asns.ripe.net/v/6

IPv6 Enabled Networks - General
100%

90%

80%

70%

60%

50%

40%

30%

20%

10%

0%

6 ©2012 PurePeak Ltd. All Rights Reserved. http://v6asns.ripe.net/v/6


Google Say:

• Approx 0.25% of users have usable IPv6 connectivity

• Approx 0.1% of users have broken IPv6 connectivity
– This means that if those PCs will get AAAA record in responses
they won’t be able to view the site



Websites supported: (Study of ~500 sites per country)

China 3.2%
Germany 7.8%
Finland 5.2%
India 4.8%
Japan 6.8%
S. Korea 5.4%
UK 5.0%
USA 6.4%


Current Status – Actual Traffic #1
IPv6 Hits per Second (Akamai Network 05/06/2012)


Current Status – Actual Traffic #2
IPv6 Traffic in AMS-IX on 05/06/2012
(compared to daily peak of 1.6TB of IPv4 = 0.2%)


Current Status - Israel

• Israeli IPv6 allocations to LIRs:
– 25 allocations
– 15 announced to the internet

• As of 05/06/2012 – there is not a single domain within
the top 180 websites that is fully IPv6 compliant.

• There is only one website within the top 180 sites that
supports IPv6 (www.tau.co.il).


Current Status

CAIDA’s view of IPv6 vs IPv4 network connectivity map


Agenda

• Current Status
• In Israel
• To the Future


Regulation

China

• During Olympic games in Beijing 2008
• Security system alone was with over 100,000 control and
sensor units (temperature, lighting…)
• IPv6 sensors were deployed in Beijing to monitor and
control traffic congestions, taxi services, etc.
• Government concluded that China will need 34B IP
addresses in the next 5 years, and is acting to push IPv6
deployment.
• Part of the China Next Generation Internet (CNGI)


Regulation

India

• All telecom and ISPs were required to be IPv6 compliant
by Dec 2011.

• Department of telecommunications stated that all
services will support IPv6 by March 2012.


Regulation

Sri Lanka

• Formulated road map for transition to IPv6
• Policies for allocation
• Regular gauge surveys to check status of ISPs, and
testing
• Education to enterprises, ISPs and the public
• In this presentation we already saw 73% of ASNs
support IPv6


Regulation

Philippines

• Issued regulation of executive order beginning of 2011

• Provide government assistance in interoperability testing

• Provide training and conferences to raise awareness

• Strong support from ISOC


Regulation
Japan

• Provided a plan, milestones and guidelines for transition
to IPv6 since 2008 through the IPv6 Promotion Council,
including:
– Recommendation
– Training
– Testbeds

• By 2012 Q2 all ISPs must fully support IPv6, and be
ready for IPv6-Only users.

• Already many network are compliant


Regulation
USA

• By end of 2012 all main external facing government
services (web, DNS, ISP, email) need to support native
IPv6.

• Plan for upgrade and transition of enterprises to use
native IPv6 by end of 2014 (including plans for support of
internal legacy applications)

• NIST developed a technical standards profile for
government acquisition of network devices.


Regulation
USA

• Still slow adoption, even in government and despite
regulations that were in 2005.

Source: NIST.gov

Regulation

European Union

• Released action plans for deployment of IPv6 in 2008.

• Followed by periodical surveys since 2009.


Regulation

Germany

• German Government federal network connecting all
municipalities support IPv6.


Regulation

African Countries

• Significantly lagging behind on IPv6 deployment

• Most countries without regulation in the matter

• Many network tenders do require IPv6 support (at
customer’s discretion).
Actual deployments are scarce.


Regulation - Summary

• Many countries do recommend IPv6 deployment
• Very few governments are issuing strong policies for
deployment
• Even countries that do issue policies are hardly
enforcing it
• Surprisingly several governments of less developed
countries do push harder for IPv6, and results are visible
• In most places wide deployment is more a matter of
private and public companies (ISPs mainly) promoting
IPv6
• Not less important are the users. Currently it is very hard
to say how many users are actually using IPv6 and
where.

Agenda

• Current Status
• In Israel
• To the Future


In Israel

• IPv6 courses are now available:
– Matrix / John Bryce
– Malam Team
– Routing.co.il (Yuval Shaul)
– Some Cisco courses contain it in their agenda
• ISPs generally state that they support IPv6 to some
extent, however services cannot be ordered
• No content local providers support IPv6
• Even the large web companies that address worldwide
internet subscribers do not support IPv6 and have no
roadmap for it


In Israel

• No regulatory actions done for IPv6 adoption

• Common culture does not push to prepare for the future

• Most progress that is available is credited to curiosity,
experiments, and technology enthusiastics


Agenda

• Current Status
• In Israel
• To the Future


The Future

• Mobile operators found solutions for mobile subscribers
without the need for IPv6

• There are still no strong catalysts for IPv6 adoption.

• Infrastructure is gradually becoming available, but both
ends of content and users are still missing


Future
Main issues preventing deployment in websites:

• Chicken and egg paradox – no demand
• No applications possible only on IPv6
• Resources and lack of training
• Exposure to bugs and malfunctions
• Financial restrictions
• Regulation
• Other technical:
– Geolocation
– SSL
– Security mechanisms
– Legacy software

iPhone / iPad / Andoid App

ByeBye v4 – By Hurricane Electric http://ipv6.he.net/statistics/


For more info:
Ran Liebermann
ranl <at> purepeak.com


IPv6 - Global Adoption - Ran Liberman

Recommandé

Recommandé

Contenu connexe

Tendances

Tendances (20)

Similaire à IPv6 - Global Adoption - Ran Liberman

Similaire à IPv6 - Global Adoption - Ran Liberman (20)

Plus de Israeli Internet Association technology committee

Plus de Israeli Internet Association technology committee (20)

Dernier

Dernier (20)

IPv6 - Global Adoption - Ran Liberman