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The New, New Internet IPv6: Technology's Next Big Step

The New, New Internet IPv6: Technology's Next Big Step. DRIVERS RETURN On INVESTMENT VISION 2010. April 2006 Latif LADID. NAT. NAT. STUN-ned. From to. InterNET. InterNAT. From. Network of Networks. to. NATwork of NATworks.

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The New, New Internet IPv6: Technology's Next Big Step

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  1. The New, New Internet IPv6: Technology's Next Big Step DRIVERS RETURN On INVESTMENT VISION 2010 April 2006 Latif LADID

  2. NAT

  3. NAT STUN-ned

  4. Fromto InterNET InterNAT From Network of Networks to NATwork of NATworks

  5. The significant problems we face cannot be solved by thesame level of thinkingthatcreatedthem. -- Albert Einstein

  6. 66% 14% 18% 1.9% 0.1% World Population IP Address Scarcity Hits The Poor! Address Space for EveryOne & Everything

  7. The Digital Evolution

  8. Some People Are Still in Denial Worldwide Internet Penetration % 2005 1.0 2010 1.6 2015 2.3 2020 3.2 15% 25% 35% 50% IPv6 ISPs ! IPv4 OSI !

  9. Environmental Scarcity and Conflictfrom Thomas F. Homer-Dixon (1999) End-user Internet Address Networks Regulation Address Trade Move to Abundance enabled by IPv6

  10. Internet Generations 104 Pioneers Email, FTP 9.6 Kbps Gov. Internet 109- Net10 Innovators NAT engineers WWW- Client/Server 33 Kbps Public Internet ArpaNET InterN E T New InterN E T 1038 EveryOne Everything Wireless, Streaming Media, P2P, GRID 1 Mbps + Global Internet InterN A T IPv6 IPv4/NAT NCP TOURISTS DIAL-UP INTERNET ALWAYS-ON RESIDENTS

  11. ”Running out IP Addresses is like running out Oil!” Vint Cerf 2004 Emergency Some Urgency No Urgency

  12. IPv6 FORUM Supported by: The 21st Century Truly Global Effort IP Version 6 Working Group (ipv6)

  13. IPv6 Forum BOARD - Honorary Chairman: Vint Cerf Latif LADID Preisdent Jim Bound CTO Marc Blanchet, Bob Hinden Patrick Cocquet,VP Takashi Arano Liu Dong Bob Fink

  14. IPv6 Technical Directorate Chair: Jim Bound Allison Mankin Christian Huitema Steve Deering Scott Bradner Brian Carpenter Charlie Perkins Thomas Narten Erik Nordmark YanickPouffary Thomas Ecklund

  15. P o l i t i c a l G o o d w i l l

  16. Political Goodwill

  17. Political Goodwill Sep 2000 Dr. Jun Murai Japan:First Mover PM Mori u-Japan 2005

  18. Political Goodwill Feb 2001 Yong-Jin Kim Korea:2nd Mover IT 8-3-9 Strategy Chin Dae-je Minister of MIC

  19. Political Goodwill Feb 2001 i2010 eEurope 2005 Erkki Liikanen Joao Da Silva Mario Campolargo Ulf Dahlsten

  20. Political Goodwill Vincent Chen R.C. Taiwan IPv6 Forum Oct 2001 R.C. TAIWAN Dr. LIN, Fer-Chin Minister of State (w/o Portfolio)

  21. Security & Defence Industry Jim Bound CTO IPv6 Forum Chair NAv6TF Oct 2002 Oct 2002 Richard Clarke Howard Schmidt John Osterholz Marilyn Kraus

  22. Political Goodwill Liu Dong China IPv6 Council Nov 2003 Dr. Wu Hequan VP, Chinese Academy of Engineering

  23. Political Goodwill Gopi Garge VP IPv6 Forum India May 2004 INDIA Dr. Govind, MCIT Ten Point Agenda Point 6 is IPv6 by 2006 May 2004 Mr. Satyen Gupta, TRAI Minister  Maran

  24. I P v 6 F o r u m C h a p t e r s IPv6 Task Forces Around The World

  25. IPv6 Forum Chapters (10) IPv6 Task Forces (25) Bangladesh Bangladesh Downunder! Malta Finnish Swedish

  26. Killer Apps

  27. RTI Report to NTIA/NIST on IPv6 1 B$ Update Cost 10 B$ Cost Savings PER YEAR10:1 Return on Investment

  28. 2469 ＭＪ/㎡ｙｅａｒ A/C Light Heat Oth 29.4% Reduction 1744 ＭＪ/㎡ｙｅａｒ Ease Of Deployment & Cost Savings Validated by two Japanese Cases • IP-Phone (FreeBit)What was achieved with IPv6? • installed 20,000 terminals to a dormitory operatorto manage distributed facilities • Simplifies Network design / re-design • Reduces the required human-resources and its costs 1 20,000 How to use sensor networksto save energy in building system 2 29.4% Hiroshi ESAKI, Ph.D

  29. Staying with IPv4/NAT Imagine the Internet as a plane! 1 Billion Passengers! 8 000 Pilots Running out of kerozene ?!!

  30. The New Internet The TWO-WAY Internet End 2 End Ressource Sharing Filesharing Instant Communication Collaborative Computing Interactive Wide Open Again for INNOVATION

  31. SHORT TERM DRIVERS 3G VoIP VPN GAMING Broadband

  32. LONG TERM DRIVERS Remote Control Triple Play NGN Embeded Wimax

  33. LONG TERM DRIVERS IMS GRID Home IPTV CAR2CAR

  34. LONG TERM DRIVERS Building Automation RFID P2P Sensors Emergency

  35. IPv6 New Economic Expansion New Lifestyles On the New Net

  36. Research & Deployment Luxembourg U-2010

  37. Built off Greek NREN (GRNET): 7 GRNET nodes 82 GSN distribution routers ~10,000 schools Each school today has two IPv4 /30 subnets Access network Loopback NAT interior Education ExampleGreek Public School Network

  38. v6 ISP Deployment IIJ, NTT Comm/VERIO, NTT-East, DTI, PoweredCom, Nifty, JapanTelecom, KDDI, AT&T JENES, MEX, STNet, HTCN, Freebit, Miako, Biglobe 6.1.2005: 1150 IPv6 179 598 360 13 15 ISPs - KT (Korea Telecom) - DACOM - HANARO + 70 SME ISPs

  39. Broadband Access Europe e-Taiwan India BB BBTTH – 2008 6 Mio Users BBTTH – 2008 20 Mio Users Japan

  40. Winning Defence IPv4 IPv6 Peace Green Germany France Korean

  41. Winning Microsoft Jawad Khaki • Benefits: • Dramatically improves speed • Limitless scalability • Minimum server requirements • Very cheap • Needs End2end Avalanche Triple Play Time is over – BitTorrent wins

  42. Internet Security

  43. Winning GRID

  44. Car Industry Building on 0.4 Billion Cars

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