IPv6 in the EE Network
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IPv6 is already live in EE's VoWifi network, and implementation in the data network is underway. Testing began on a small test network with a few testers, and will expand to a trial with several hundred users and several months of validation. Key components like the RAN, core network, and billing systems are being updated for IPv6. Challenges include updating 90% of network components and working around devices like FEMTO boxes that don't support IPv6.
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IPv6 in the EE Network
- 1. IPv6 in the EE Network Balbir Singh – Test Manager 28/09/15
- 2. VoWifi 28/09/15IPv6 Helping EE to continue to grow 2 IPv6 already in live EE network for VoWifi Data network implementation on the way
- 3. IPv6 Data Network Progress Test Network 2 to 3 Testers Validated all Network Systems Several Months – Important not to underestimate the time required Implement in live network Sanity Tests 1 to 2 testers Trial Validate IPv6 network 3 Months 20 Triallists Android Devices Pilot Several Hundred Users Validate business systems as well as customer experience 28/09/15IPv6 Helping EE to continue to grow 3
- 4. V4 to V6 28/09/15IPv6 Helping EE to continue to grow 4 The internet is not yet fully IPv6 enabled so we use functionality called 464XLAT which consists of Network and Device implementations to enable an IPV6 SSB to communicate with IPv4 only websites. Device – CLAT Network – PLAT - DNS64 Network – NAT64 http://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc6877 http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc7050.txt
- 5. Some Network Components updated for IPv6 5 Function: Networks Access RAN FEMTO Core HSS 28/09/15IPv6 Helping EE to continue to grow Function: IT Billing Provisionin g Function: Transport Firewall NAT64 DNS DNS64 Function: Operations Monitori ng Systems
- 6. 28/09/15IPv6 Helping EE to continue to grow 6 IPv6 Technical Trial test approach Analysis has been carried out on the top 3rd party apps & services used by consumers. Along with this, key EE apps & services with these were tested during the testing phase & the trial Top 30 Apps by Data Usage & Customer Count Top Video Streaming Apps Functional Testing of Key EE apps & services Testing of EE zero- rated apps & services Trial Focus
- 7. IPv6 Test and Trial Focus We couldn’t test the whole internet but we had a pretty good go at it Browsing – V4 and V6 EMAIL Video Audio Voice and Messaging Tethering Data Storage and File Transfer Gaming Mapping Business App Stores Social Networking Banking Gambling Business 28/09/15IPv6 Helping EE to continue to grow 7
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