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IPv6 Drivers and Applications

IPv6 Drivers and Applications. Franck LECLERCQ, V.P Sales Asia Pacific IP v6 forum Taiwan. www.6wind.com. Summary. 6WIND, the IPv6 company IPv6 in Europe : key drivers & players IPv6 is going to be deployed from the Edge Example of 6WINDGate deployment Conclusion. 6WIND Briefly.

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IPv6 Drivers and Applications

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  1. IPv6 Drivers and Applications Franck LECLERCQ, V.P Sales Asia Pacific IP v6 forum Taiwan www.6wind.com réf. : 6W 01/064

  2. Summary • 6WIND, the IPv6 company • IPv6 in Europe : key drivers & players • IPv6 is going to be deployed from the Edge • Example of 6WINDGate deployment • Conclusion réf. : 6W 01/064

  3. 6WIND Briefly 6WIND, The IPv6 Company! • Starting date: September 2000 • Spin-off from the Dassault / Thomson-CSF • Leverage experience of 6 years on IP R&D activities • Founding member of the IPv6 Forum (VP) • Staff including 25 high level engineers, experts in IP protocol design and equipment architecture design réf. : 6W 01/064

  4. 6WIND Positioning Products & Technology 6WINDEdge 6WINDGate réf. : 6W 01/064

  5. IPv6 in Europe • The actors • Research labs • Research and Educational Networks • Telcos, ISPs • Industry • The catalysts • National and European R&D Programs • Organizations: ETSI, IPv6 Forum, G6… • No strong political push • No incentive to develop business, only today on R&D programs réf. : 6W 01/064

  6. IPv6, a strategic goal in most National & European R&D programs réf. : 6W 01/064

  7. IPv6 Task Force Working Groups: • Internet Infrastructure • Mobile Wireless; • Next Generation Applications; • Trials framework

  8. There is a booklet with the projects description IPv6 R&D in IST • 6INIT - Introduction of IPv6 services in Europe • 6WINIT- Wireless counterpart • WINE - Wireless Internet Networks • LONG - Laboratories over Next Generation Networks • GCAP - Global Communication Architecture and Protocols • NETGATE - Advanced Network Adapter for the new Generation of mobile and IP based Networks • AQUILA - Adaptive resource control for QoS Using an IP-based Layered Architecture • SEQUIN - End-to-end approach to quality of Service • DRIVE - Cellular/broadcast inter-working at IP level • WINE GLASS - IP in support of mobility for UMTS-WLAN’s • MOBY DICK - Evaluation of IPv6-based micro-mobility on Wnets • BRAIN - Seamless handover between heterogeneous Wnets • MIND - Mobile IP based Network Developments • SUITED - IPv6 over the EuroSkyways satellite • GEOCAST - Multicast Over Geostationary EHF Satellites réf. : 6W 01/064

  9. Research and Educational Networks NORDUNet SURFnet Janet B-WIN Renater An IPv6 Deployment Vector réf. : 6W 01/064

  10. The Pan-European IPv6IX Backbone réf. : 6W 01/064

  11. Goals • How to pronounce it: forget IX and read 6 (“SIX”) • Build a large, scalable and native IPv6 Backbone of Traffic Exchanges, with connectivity across Europe and other IPv4/v6 Exchangers • In order to promote and allow other players to trial v6 and port/develop key applications and services • Gain REAL IPv6 experience, in a real world with not just research users, involving Telcos/ISPs/ASPs, among others: Allow new players into our trials • Bring IPv6 into a production transit service réf. : 6W 01/064

  12. Consortium Members (17) • Telcos/ISPs (7): • Telecom Italia LAB (WP2 leader), Telefónica I+D (WP3 leader), Airtel-Vodafone, British Telecom Exact, T-Nova (Deutsche Telecom), France Telecom RD, Portugal Telecom Inovação • Industrial (2): • 6WIND, Ericsson Telebit • Universities (3): • Technical University of Madrid (WP4 leader), University of Southampton, University of Murcia • Research, System Integrators and Consultancy (3): • Consulintel (WP1 leader and project coordinator), Telscom (WP5 leader), novaGnet systems • Others (2): • Écija & Asociados Abogados, Eurocontrol réf. : 6W 01/064

  13. Skanova/Telia (linked to Stockholm, London, Oslo, Köpenhamn, Malmö, Göteborg and Vasa) ? Stockholm Viby London NTT Europe (linked to Japan) Southampton Berlin Lannion Paris Caen ? Bratislava/Banská Bystrica Issy IPv6 IX IPv6 Node Backbone Link Node to IX Link Zurich Bern Basel Bretigny Aveiro Torino Lisbon Alcobendas Madrid Murcia Core Network Map réf. : 6W 01/064

  14. Business Driven Migration IPv6 and new services Services Security Migration Benefits • New services • Gain market share Multicast Mobility QoS IPv4 Number of Internet Appliances • Migration Constraints • No D Day • Be seamless • No service interruption réf. : 6W 01/064

  15. IPv6 Business in Europe • In Europe IPv6 Networks will be deployed first for their new service capacities • Mobile • Push • Peer to peer • Offering QoS & Security réf. : 6W 01/064

  16. IPv6 Networks Commercial Services • Today only 2 commercial offers from TELIA and TELECOM ITALIA • Trials in all historical telcos (FT, BT, DT…) • New ISPs are also testing! réf. : 6W 01/064

  17. MANAGEMENT CENTER IP service configuration 6WIND 6WINDGate 6WIND 6WINDGate 6WIND 6WINDGate Service Deployment Example • Qos management (DiffServ) • IP Security (IPSec and IPFW) • IPv4 /v6 migration features • Mobility (mobile IP) • Routing Internet or Intranet (IPv4 or IPv6) réf. : 6W 01/064

  18. QoS MANAGEMENT Classification Policing and shaping Scheduling DiffServ IPv6 or IPv4 backbone or Intranet • EF and AF DiffServ IETF standard réf. : 6W 01/064

  19. With Qos Without Qos THE RESULTS réf. : 6W 01/064

  20. Arch Config IP SECURITY Questions New device authentication Security Association definition Data transfers IPv4 or IPv6 non secure backbone IPv4 or IPv6 non secure backbone réf. : 6W 01/064

  21. Certification Authority Key Pair Generation RSA algorithm DEVICE AUTHENTICATION Certificate request IPv4 or IPv6 non secure backbone IPv4 or IPv6 non secure backbone réf. : 6W 01/064

  22. Certification Authority (ex: W2000) DEVICE AUTHENTICATION Certificate delivery Pre-shared keys can also be used Certificate generation IPv4 or IPv6 non secure backbone IPv4 or IPv6 non secure backbone réf. : 6W 01/064

  23. Firewall Proxies (HTTP, SMTP, …) INTERNET IPv4 or IPv6 packet filtering DMZ Protected IPv4 or IPv6 LAN IP FILTERING FOR FIREWALLS • IP packet processing : • Allow, Discard, Divert, Forward • To be combined with IPSec VPN for global security réf. : 6W 01/064

  24. IPv6 cloud IPv6 cloud IPv6 cloud IPv4/v6 MIGRATION MECHANISMS Mechanisms Automatic tunnels Configured v6 in v4 tunnels 6to4 Configured v4 in v6 tunnels IPv4 or IPv6 non secure backbone IPv4 backbone réf. : 6W 01/064

  25. IPv6 MOBILITY Correspondent Node IP in IP encapsulation Home agent Mobile (Care of address) Proxy Mobile (Home address) Address binding réf. : 6W 01/064

  26. 6WINDGate existing FEATURES • QoS: • EF, AF for IPv4 and IPv6 • Dynamic QoS configuration • Security: • IPSEC, IKE for IPv4 and IPv6 X509 certificates • IPv4 and IPv6 filtering for firewalls • Dynamic Security configuration • IPv6 / IPv4: • Both stacks • 6to4, • v6 into v4 tunnels (automatic and configured) • v4 into v6 tunnels • Routing: • RIP and RIPv6 • Mobile IPv6: • Home Agent • Management: • CLI • SNMP agent with standard and IPv6 MIB • NMS tool integrated in a SNMP framework • Similar management for IPv4 and IPv6 réf. : 6W 01/064

  27. IP v4 or v6 backbone GRAPHICAL MANAGEMENT CENTER ARCHITECTURE Example with 6WINDGate QoS, Security & v6 Migration functions in one device QoS features 6WINDGate IPv4 or/and v6 LANs 6WINDGate Firewall v4/v6 (IP Filtering) IPSEC Tunnels (VPN) 6WINDGate IPv6 & IPv4 transition tunnels réf. : 6W 01/064

  28. CONCLUSION • In Europe and particularly Asia ,The shortage of addresses is going to become quickly a problem for current networks, it will become one with wireless deployment or new applications deployment • ISPs need first to increase their profit and gain market shares. Investments has to be preserved! • So, the best solution is to deploy IPv6 at the border of the networks, with value added services. • We are marketing new services, new applications, new network use! réf. : 6W 01/064

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