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The New, New Internet

IPv6: Technology's Next Big Step

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- Human World, Internet Users in World Countries (scenario). © Antonio Scarponi, all rights reserved.

http://www.conceptualdevices.com/ENG/Human%20World/Internet_Users_Animation.html

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Environmental Scarcity and Conflict from Thomas F. Homer-Dixon (1999)

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109- Net10

Innovators NAT engineers

WWW- Client/Server

33 Kbps

Public Internet

104

Pioneers

Email, FTP

9.6 Kbps

Gov. Internet

1038

EveryOneEverything

Wireless, StreamingMedia, P2P, GRID

1 Mbps +

Global Internet

DIAL-UP INTERNETDIAL-UP INTERNET ALWAYS-ONALWAYS-ON

NCPNCP IPv4/NATIPv4/NAT IPv6IPv6

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” ”Running out IP Running out IP Addresses is like Addresses is like running out Oil!”running out Oil!”

Vint Cerf 2004Vint Cerf 2004

No Urgency Some Urgency Emergency


IP Version 6 Working Group (ipv6)

Supported by:

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IPv6 Forum BOARD

Bob Fink

Bob Hinden Marc Blanchet,

- Honorary Chairman: Vint Cerf

Patrick Cocquet,VP Takashi Arano

Latif LADID Preisdent

Jim Bound CTO

Liu Dong

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IPv6 Technical DirectorateIPv6 Technical Directorate

Chair: Jim Bound

Steve Deering Brian CarpenterScott Bradner Christian Huitema Allison Mankin

Charlie Perkins Thomas Narten Erik Nordmark Thomas EcklundYanick Pouffary

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Japan: First Mover PM Mori

u-Japan 2005

Dr. Jun Murai

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Yong-Jin Kim

Korea: 2nd Mover

IT 8-3-9 Strategy Chin Dae-je

Minister of MIC

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Erkki Liikanen Joao Da Silva Mario Campolargo Ulf Dahlsten

i2010

eEurope 2005

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R.C. TAIWAN Dr. LIN, Fer-Chin Minister of State (w/o Portfolio)

Vincent Chen R.C. Taiwan IPv6 Forum

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Oct 2002

Richard Clarke Howard Schmidt John Osterholz Marilyn Kraus

Jim Bound CTO IPv6 Forum

Chair NAv6TF

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Liu Dong China

IPv6 Council

Dr. Wu Hequan VP, Chinese Academy of Engineering

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Minister Maran Mr. Satyen Gupta, TRAI

INDIA Dr. Govind, MCITTen Point Agenda

Point 6 is IPv6 by 2006

May 2004

Gopi Garge VP

IPv6 Forum India

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Downunder!

BangladeshBangladesh

Finnish Swedish

Malta

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RTI Report to NTIA/NIST on IPv6

1 B$ Update Cost

10 B$ Cost Savings PER YEAR

10:1 Return on Investment

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Ease Of Deployment & Cost Savings Validated by two Japanese Cases

IP-Phone (FreeBit) What was achieved with IPv6? installed 20,000 terminals to a dormitory operator to

manage distributed facilities Simplifies Network design / re-design Reduces the required human-resources and its costs

How to use sensor networksto save energy in building system

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Staying with IPv4/NAT

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Research & Deployment

Luxembourg

U-2010

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Education ExampleGreek Public School Network

• Built off Greek NREN (GRNET):– 7 GRNET nodes– 82 GSN distribution

routers– ~10,000 schools

• Each school today has two IPv4 /30 subnets– Access network– Loopback– NAT interior

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v6 ISP DeploymentIIJ, NTT Comm/VERIO, NTT-East, DTI, PoweredCom, Nifty, JapanTelecom, KDDI, AT&T JENES, MEX, STNet, HTCN, Freebit, Miako, Biglobe

- KT (Korea Telecom)- KT (Korea Telecom)- DACOM- DACOM- HANARO- HANARO+ 70 SME ISPs+ 70 SME ISPs

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Broadband Access

e-Taiwan

BBTTH – 2008

6 Mio Users

India BB

BBTTH – 2008

20 Mio UsersJapan

Europe

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Winning Defence

KoreanGermany France

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Winning Microsoft

Jawad Khaki

Avalanche Benefits:

• Dramatically improves speed

• Limitless scalability• Minimum server

requirements• Very cheap

• Needs End2end Triple Play Time is over – BitTorrent wins

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Internet Security

S E C U R I T Yt a s k f o r c e

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Winning GRID

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Car Industry

Building on 0.4 Billion Cars

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Consumer Electronics

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Home Networking

Feel6IPv6 Centrex

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In the making: v6 Devices

Bio Sensors

RF-ID & PDA NOKIA

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Still To Do WW: v6 P2P

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Dr. Hiroshi Esaki

Cesar VihoBen Schultz

Hiroshi Miyata

30 (S) 8 (G)

8 (S) 1 (G)

191 (S)28 (G)

Phase 1 : 229 productsPhase 2 : 37 products (as of April 1, 2006)

Phase 1 : 229 productsPhase 2 : 37 products (as of April 1, 2006)

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Global IPv6 Summits

12 Summits in 200424 000 Delegates in 2004

The Largest Non-formal IPv6 University

12 Summits in 200424 000 Delegates in 2004


12 Summits in 2005 /200624 000 Delegates


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Worldwide IPv6 ROADMAP

IPv6 Global Harmonized Roadmap

North American v6 TF, Latin/South A. Japan, China, Korea,Taiwan,..

EU

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NATIONAL TASK FORCES

INDIA Latin America

North Africa

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IPv4

The New Internet

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Roadmap

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