World IPv6 Day Measured

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This document discusses the results of measurements taken on World IPv6 Day. It provides an overview of the measurement methodology, which involved 40 vantage points from CAIDA, RIPE NCC, and other networks. The measurements tracked adoption of IPv6 by looking at whether DNS records and web servers supported IPv6. On World IPv6 Day, many participants enabled IPv6 support and measurements showed increasing numbers of domains and websites available over IPv6. The document analyzes the results and concludes that IPv6 performed well and is ready for widespread adoption.

Technology

World IPv6 Day!
Measured
Daniel Karrenberg
Chief Scientist

ISOC Dashboard This Morning

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Single Vantage Point Limitations

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Multiple Vantage Points

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4

RIPE NCC Dashboard
•  40 vantage Points
–  CAIDA: Ark
–  RIPE NCC: TTM
–  Friends

•  Not all Participants
–  No capacity
–  Next time

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Vantage Points (CAIDA, RIPE NCC, others)

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6

Vantage Points (CAIDA, RIPE NCC, others)

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Measurement Limitations
•  Almost all vantage points are in the network
rather than at the edges
•  Most are doing other things as well

•  Web site designed ad-hoc and on single server,
so it can be slow

v6day.ripe.net

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DNS During the Week

•  Blue: no IPv6
Address
Published

•  Green: IPv6
Address
Published
(AAAA RR)

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9

DNS During the Week

IPv6 Day
Participants

Already Dual
Stacked
IPv4 & IPv6

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DNS of Participants During the Week

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DNS of Participants Today

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12

8 Jun
When did World IPv6 Day Start?
0:00 UTC

1 Jun?
2 Jun?
6 Jun?

3 Jun?

% of our vantage points seeing AAAA records
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Who did test runs?

% of our vantage points seeing AAAA records
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14

IPv6 whitelists

% of our vantage points seeing AAAA records
Presenter Name, Date
15

0:00 UTC
Zoom in (7 June 3am - 8 June 3am)

Off, on, off, on

DNS negative caching

% of our vantage points seeing AAAA records
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HTTP Fetch Today: Yahoo

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HTTP Fetch Today: Google

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18

Detailed Data Available for Analysis

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19

RTT IPv4/IPv6: Facebook

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20

RTT IPv4/IPv6: Yahoo

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RTT IPv4/IPv6: Google

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After the Day
•  We will keep measuring
•  All data remains available
–  Via v6day.ripe.net page
–  Raw data (if requested)
•  We will do more analysis in the coming weeks

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Akamai Measurements Today

http://www.akamai.com/ipv6

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Wrap Up
•  Hoped for a very boring World IPv6 Day:
Seems to be true.
•  We expect experience and data will show that
–  Internet IPv6 at large is (and has been) production
ready
–  If not: know what to improve

•  Keep an eye out on http://labs.ripe.net for the
latest on measuring World IPv6 day
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25

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World IPv6 Day Measured

1. World IPv6 Day! Measured Daniel Karrenberg Chief Scientist

2. ISOC Dashboard This Morning Presenter Name, Date 2

3. Single Vantage Point Limitations Presenter Name, Date 3

4. Multiple Vantage Points Presenter Name, Date 4

5. RIPE NCC Dashboard •  40 vantage Points –  CAIDA: Ark –  RIPE NCC: TTM –  Friends •  Not all Participants –  No capacity –  Next time Presenter Name, Date 5

6. Vantage Points (CAIDA, RIPE NCC, others) Presenter Name, Date 6

7. Vantage Points (CAIDA, RIPE NCC, others) Presenter Name, Date 7

8. Measurement Limitations •  Almost all vantage points are in the network rather than at the edges •  Most are doing other things as well •  Web site designed ad-hoc and on single server, so it can be slow v6day.ripe.net Presenter Name, Date 8

9. DNS During the Week •  Blue: no IPv6 Address Published •  Green: IPv6 Address Published (AAAA RR) Presenter Name, Date 9

10. DNS During the Week IPv6 Day Participants Already Dual Stacked IPv4 & IPv6 Presenter Name, Date 10

11. DNS of Participants During the Week Presenter Name, Date 11

12. DNS of Participants Today Presenter Name, Date 12

13. 8 Jun When did World IPv6 Day Start? 0:00 UTC 1 Jun? 2 Jun? 6 Jun? 3 Jun? % of our vantage points seeing AAAA records Presenter Name, Date 13

14. Who did test runs? % of our vantage points seeing AAAA records Presenter Name, Date 14

15. IPv6 whitelists % of our vantage points seeing AAAA records Presenter Name, Date 15

16. 0:00 UTC Zoom in (7 June 3am - 8 June 3am) Off, on, off, on DNS negative caching % of our vantage points seeing AAAA records Presenter Name, Date 16

17. HTTP Fetch Today: Yahoo Presenter Name, Date 17

18. HTTP Fetch Today: Google Presenter Name, Date 18

19. Detailed Data Available for Analysis Presenter Name, Date 19

20. RTT IPv4/IPv6: Facebook Presenter Name, Date 20

21. RTT IPv4/IPv6: Yahoo Presenter Name, Date 21

22. RTT IPv4/IPv6: Google Presenter Name, Date 22

23. After the Day •  We will keep measuring •  All data remains available –  Via v6day.ripe.net page –  Raw data (if requested) •  We will do more analysis in the coming weeks Presenter Name, Date 23

24. Akamai Measurements Today http://www.akamai.com/ipv6 Presenter Name, Date 24

25. Wrap Up •  Hoped for a very boring World IPv6 Day: Seems to be true. •  We expect experience and data will show that –  Internet IPv6 at large is (and has been) production ready –  If not: know what to improve •  Keep an eye out on http://labs.ripe.net for the latest on measuring World IPv6 day Presenter Name, Date 25

26. Questions?

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