The document discusses the status of IPv6 deployment in Bangladesh. It finds that 230 autonomous systems have been assigned, 281 have IPv4 addresses, and 74 have IPv6 addresses according to APNIC statistics. While most internet infrastructure providers have IPv6 readiness, internet service providers are still not prioritizing IPv6 deployment. The presentation recommends internet organizations obtain IPv6 certifications, make their core networks and servers IPv6 ready, and begin deploying IPv6 to the edge network.

1. Echo
‘IPv6
Deployment
Status
in
Bangladesh’
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2. uname
-­‐a
Fakrul
Alam
~bdHUB
Limited
fakrul@bdhub.com
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3. count
ASN
|
IPv4
|
IPv6
from
BD
#
wget
ftp://ftp.apnic.net/pub/stats/apnic/assigned-­‐
apnic-­‐20140524
#
more
delegated-­‐apnic-­‐20140524
|
grep
BD
|
grep
asn
|
wc
–l
230
#
more
delegated-­‐apnic-­‐20140524
|
grep
BD
|
grep
ipv4
|
wc
-­‐l
281
#
more
delegated-­‐apnic-­‐20140524
|
grep
BD
|
grep
ipv6
|
wc
-­‐l
74
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4. more
BDIX
|
grep
PREFIX
IPv4
#show
ip
bgp
summary
|
i
198.32.167.1
198.32.167.1
4
65534
17152
16717
1390344
0
0
1w3d
1110
IPv6
#show
bgp
ipv6
unicast
summary
2001:DE8:B:2900::1
4
65534
15178
16656
4121655
0
0
1w3d
48
74
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5. more
BDIX
|
grep
PREFIX
IPv6
#show
bgp
ipv6
unicast
neighbors
2001:DE8:B:2900::1
received-­‐routes
|
exclude
42
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6. more
BDIX
|
grep
PREFIX
IPv6
*>
2401:5800::/32
2001:DE8:B:2900::37
0
65534
24481
I
*>
2402:C000::/32
2001:DE8:B:2900::33
0
65534
9230
I
*>
2403:4000::/32
2001:DE8:B:2900::31
0
65534
24122
I
*>
2404:150::/32
2001:DE8:B:2900::32
0
65534
17469
i
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7. more
INTERNET
|
grep
PREFIX
|
grep
BD
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8. CTRL
+
A
• Most
of
the
IIG
(Transit
Provider)
has
IPv6
readiness.
• ISP’s
sHll
are
not
paying
a]enHon
/
struggling
in
deploying
IPv6.
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9. CTRL
IPv6
Cer)fica)ons
– Prove
that
you
have
IPv6
connecHvity
– Prove
that
you
have
a
working
IPv6
web
server
– Prove
that
you
have
a
working
IPv6
email
address
– Prove
that
you
have
working
forward
IPv6
DNS
– Prove
that
you
have
working
reverse
IPv6
DNS
for
your
mail
server
– Prove
that
you
have
name
servers
with
IPv6
addresses
that
can
respond
to
queries
via
IPv6
– Prove
your
knowledge
of
IPv6
technologies
through
quick
and
easy
tesHng
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10. CTRL
è
h]p://test-­‐ipv6.com
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11. CTRL
èè
• h]p://ipv6-­‐test.com/validate.php
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12. CTRL
èèè
• Make
core
&
server
zone
IPv6
ready.
• Plan
and
start
deploying
IPv6
to
the
edge.
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13. echo
‘TransiHon
from
IPv4
to
IPv6
in
Bangladesh.docx’
|
grep
‘TransiHon
Plan’
Zzzz….
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14. EOF
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