Daniel Karrenberg gave a presentation on the state of IPv6 deployment in 2010. He discussed measuring IPv6 capability and preference among end-users and network infrastructure providers. The results showed that while IPv6 was available for some, it was not widely deployed and still relied heavily on tunnels. Karrenberg concluded that more work was needed to fully deploy IPv6 but that progress so far marked the end of the beginning of IPv6 adoption.

1. IPv6 in 2010
Daniel Karrenberg
RIPE NCC
<daniel.karrenberg@ripe.net>

2. Apologies !
Very sorry I cannot
be with you in
Dublin.
I hope that I can join
you next time !
Not recommended on aeroplanes ....
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3. Who is talking: Daniel Karrenberg
• 1980s: helped build Internet in Europe
- EUnet, Ebone, IXes, ...
- RIPE
• 1990s: helped build RIPE NCC
- 1st CEO: 1992-2000
• 2000s: Chief Scientist & Public Service
- Trustee of the Internet Society: IETF, ...
- Interests: Internet measurements, stability,
trust & identity in the Internet, ...
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4. Who is talking: Daniel Karrenberg
• RIPE NCC
- started in 1992
- first Regional Internet Registry (RIR)
- Association of 6000+ ISPs
- 70+ countries in “Europe & surrounding areas”
- operational coordination
- number resource distribution
- trusted source of data
- Motto: Neutrality & Expertise
- www.ripe.net & labs.ripe.net
- ipv6actnow.org
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5. IPv4 RIPEness (Administrative)
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6. IPv6 RIPEness
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7. IPv6 RIPEness
Slo
ve
nia
Ire
lan
d
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8. Measuring IPv6 Capability & Preference
• How far is IPv6 deployed today ?
• End-Users
- IPv6 available ?
- IPv6 preferred?
• Provider Infrastructure
- IPv6 available ?
- IPv6 preferred ?
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9. Measuring IPv6 Capability & Preference
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10. Measuring IPv6 Capability & Preference
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11. Measuring IPv6 Capability & Preference
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12. Results
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13. Results: IPv6 Capability & Preference
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14. Results: Not Tunnelled IPv6
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15. Results by AS
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16. IPv6
Deployment
Now
this
is
not
the
end
of
the
work
to
get
IPv6
deployed.
It
is
not
even
the
beginning
of
the
end.
But
it
is,
perhaps,
the
end
of
the
beginning.
-­‐-­‐
with
apologies
to
Winston
Churchill
Slide of Leslie Daigle, Internet Society, RIPE 60, May 2010
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17. Questions ?

18. Why EC involvement in IPv6
deployment?
• Slow down of Internet growth
• Distortion of the market
• Negative effects on innovation
Slide of Per Blixt, EC DG INFSO, RIPE 60, May 2010
•••

19. Growth
of
the
Internet
Slides of Leslie Daigle, Internet Society, RIPE 60, May 2010
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20. IP
version
and
Internet
Growth
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21. Why EC involvement in IPv6
deployment?
• Slow down of Internet growth
• Distortion of the market
• Negative effects on innovation
Slide of Per Blixt, EC DG INFSO, RIPE 60, May 2010
•••

22. The End-To-End Principle
From Linux Journal 22

23. End-to-End Principle
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24. End-to-End Principle
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25. End-to-End Principle
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26. End-to-End Broken !
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27. Why EC involvement in IPv6
deployment?
• Slow down of Internet growth
• Distortion of the market
• Negative effects on innovation
Slide of Per Blixt, EC DG INFSO, RIPE 60, May 2010
•••

28. Why EC involvement in IPv6
deployment?
• Slow down of Internet growth
• Distortion of the market
• Negative effects on innovation
Slide of Per Blixt, EC DG INFSO, RIPE 60, May 2010
•••

29. IPv6 Has Great Potential
• IPv6 does restore the end-to-end principle,
unless ....
- We want “IPv6 NAT”
- We accept other middle-ware that changes packets
- We use it like we have come to use IPv4 ....
• IPv6 allows for considerable growth
• IPv6 is getting seriously deployed !
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30. IPv6 Has Great Potential
Let us realise the potential !
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31. The End! Kрай Y Diwedd
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Liðugt
Ende Finvezh Kiнець
Konec Kraj Ënn Fund
Lõpp Beigas Vége Son Kpaj
An Críoch
‫הסוף‬ Endir
Fine Sfârşit Fin Τέλος
Einde
Конeц Slut Slutt
Pabaiga
Amaia Loppu Tmiem Koniec
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