人口和计划生育工作简报Title.pptVIP

IPv6: Is Your Network Ready For It? IPv4 and its limitation The initial design of IPv4 did not anticipate: Growth of the Internet and Exhaustion of the IPv4 address space Large routing tables in backbone routers Flat and hierarchical routing Need for simpler address configuration Manual DHCP No native IP level security IPSec Proprietary security solutions Need for better QoS TOS field in IPv4 UDP or TCP ports ABCs of IPv6 New version of the Internet Protocol Developed to alleviate IPv4 address exhaustion Improve upon IP protocol based on operational experience of IPv4 in the Global Internet 128 bit addressing Simplified header makes forwarding algorithms more efficient New extensions and options Neighbor Discovery subsystem replaces ARP Requires Path MTU Discovery – eliminates fragmentation in transit No more ARP: Neighbor Discovery helps discover adjacencies Router advertisement functions for “last hop” configuration Dynamic provisioning components as well as DHCPv6 IPv6 Trends Flexibility is the key trend in IPv6 today Basic data-plane handling is standardized But, transition technologies (tunneling, interworking and migration) are still in relative flux Importance of flexibility in data plane Importance of Wirespeed IPv6 support Data plane, network layer IPv6 forwarding Wirespeed Transition protocols IPv6 Drivers 3G services – multimedia and triple-play convergences Peer-to-Peer Networking and Computing File sharing and Instant Messaging Home-networking Networked-domestic appliances VoIP Home Entertainment systems Manufacturers Online gaming software developers Or Essentially any services with significant IP addressing requirement will benefits from adopting IPv6. The benefits are unique addressing, autoconfiguration, renumbering and globally routable. Who is asking for IPv6 Today? North America Department of Defense Federal Government Universities Application and OS vendors Europe EU governments Interest from 3G community – telecommunications (mobile) sect