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Revised 2010 August 17 Hurricane Electric IPv6 -- How can you tell if it’s real? Owen DeLong [email protected] Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Revised 2010 August 17 Hurricane Electric
IPv6 -- How can you tell if it’s real?
Owen [email protected]
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Motivation:
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Why a new protocol?(The main reason)
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IPv4 Address Space ConsumptionIPv4 Address Space ConsumptionIPv4 Address Space ConsumptionIPv4 Address Space ConsumptionIPv4 Address Space ConsumptionIPv4 Address Space ConsumptionIPv4 Address Space ConsumptionIPv4 Address Space Consumption January 2010January 2010January 2010January 2010January 2010January 2010January 2010January 20100 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
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FULLYALLOCATEDWednesday, February 2, 2011
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Challenges in observing IPv6 growth It’s very difficult to get an accurate perspective
on IPv6 deployment. Measuring IPv6 as a fraction of total internet
traffic is meaningless. Lack of IPv6 content with direct AAAA records
artificially limits traffic. Whitelisting DNS for AAAA records artificially
limits traffic.
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Challenges in measuring IPv6 In the early part of curve, linear and
exponential look a lot alike.
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IPv6 is Here
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So what do we know?
245/295 TLDs have IPv6 Capabilities 3078 ASNs advertising IPv6 Prefixes 1,432,993 Domains with IPv6 To paraphrase R.E.M.:
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It’s the end of v4 as we know itand I feel fine.
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What do we know? (cont’d.)
IPv6 growth is definitely accelerating Traffic Observations within the HE network show a
continuing increase and acceleration in: Number of IPv6 prefixes advertised Number of Autonomous Systems with IPv6 IPv6 Capable Domains IPv6 traffic levels IPv6 attacks
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You know the network is real when:
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Attack traffic via 6to4 … limited by Gig-E port on each 6to4 relay box
(redacted source address -> 192.88.99.1 (6to4 anycast) -> v6 address of IRC server in US)
This attack is useless (A Gig is nothing these days).
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IPv6 -- Not your father’s IP
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T-Shirts as THE IPv6 Business Case?
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T-Shirts as THE IPv6 Business Case?
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From: <[email protected]>Date: Thu, May 27, 2010 at 11:32 PMSubject: Hurricane Electric IPv6 Update…* Attention Sages!
Hurricane Electric would like to send you an "IPv6" T-shirt!
Please log into http://ipv6.he.net/certification/, and verify your address information which will only be used for shipping out this T-shirt.
After making certain it is correct (remember to click "Update Info" if you made changes, before validating), you will see T-shirt size selections for S/M/L/XL/XXL, and a button that will submit your preferred shirt size and log that you have validated your address.
This is optional, and will only be sent to validated addresses.
We'll be adding on some points to your score for Sages that want to get a T-shirt!
We are looking to get the t-shirts out around the end of June. We need make sure to get enough of each size before sending them out to all of you. …
Hurricane Electric sends emailsaying “free IPv6 t-shirt”
for sage-level users
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T-Shirts -- Not just a US Fad! Certifications by Region
http://tunnelbroker.net/usage/sages_by_country_and_state.php
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Sage Certs Region Countries778 Europe 33684 European Comm. 22650 North America 7596 US 1
67 Asia 485 Asia 2027 South America 8
6 Africa 3
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Q&A
Contact: Owen DeLong IPv6 Evangelist Hurricane Electric 760 Mission Court Fremont, CA 94539, USA http://he.net/ owend at he dot net +1 (408) 890 7992
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The end
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Contact: Owen DeLong IPv6 Evangelist Hurricane Electric 760 Mission Court Fremont, CA 94539, USA http://he.net/ owend at he dot net +1 (408) 890 7992
Thank you
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