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Enterprise IPv6 Transition Matrix IETF 60 IPv6 Operations Working Group Aug 2-6, 2004 San Diego, CA Jim Bound, Yanick Pouffary, Tim Chown, Jordi Palet Special Acknowledgement and Thank You Steve Klynsma and David Green O rigination D


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Enterprise IPv6 Transition Matrix IETF 60 IPv6 Operations Working Group Aug 2-6, 2004 San Diego, CA

Jim Bound, Yanick Pouffary, Tim Chown, Jordi Palet Special Acknowledgement and Thank You Steve Klynsma and David Green

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R ecom m ended Scenario H

  • st/App

Intranet Sv c Prov ider Sv c Prov ider Intranet H

  • st/App

M echanism 1 v 4 v 4 v 4 v 4 v 4 v 4 2 v 6 v 6 v 6 v 6 v 6 v 6 3 D ual-IP D ual-IP D ual-IP D ual-IP D ual-IP D ual-IP 4 D ual-IP v 4 v 4 v 4 5 v 6 6 D ual-IP 7 v 4 D ual-IP v 4 v 4 8 v 6 9 D ual-IP 10 v 4 v 4 D ual-IP v 4 11 v 6 12 D ual-IP 13 D ual-IP v 6 v 6 v 4 14 v 6 15 D ual-IP 16 v 6 D ual-IP v 6 v 4 17 v 6 18 D ual-IP 19 v 6 v 6 D ual-IP v 4 20 v 6 21 D ual-IP 22 D ual-IP v 4 v 6 v 4 23 v 6 24 D ual-IP 25 D ual-IP v 6 v 4 v 4 26 v 6 27 D ual-IP 28 v 6 D ual-IP v 4 v 4 29 v 6 30 D ual-IP 31 v 4 D ual-IP v 6 v 4 32 v 6 33 D ual-IP 34 v 4 v 6 D ual-IP v 4 35 v 6 36 D ual-IP 37 v 6 v 4 D ual-IP v 4 38 v 6 39 D ual-IP 40 D ual-IP D ual-IP v 4 v 4 41 v 6 42 D ual-IP 43 D ual-IP D ual-IP v 6 v 4 44 v 6 45 D ual-IP 46 D ual-IP v 4 D ual-IP v 4 47 v 6 48 D ual-IP 49 D ual-IP v 6 D ual-IP v 4 50 v 6 51 D ual-IP 52 v 4 D ual-IP D ual-IP v 4 53 v 6 54 D ual-IP 55 v 6 D ual-IP D ual-IP v 4 56 v 6 57 D ual-IP O rigination D estination

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Matrix Discussion

  • 36 of these entries are trivial and straight forward tunnel or translation
  • 12 correspond to a v4 or v6 only service provider and not likely
  • Then 9 of them correspond to the scenarios that require more analysis and

scrutiny.

  • Those are 37, 38, 39, 41, 43, 47, 49, 53, and 55
  • Identifying the key combinations of mechanisms that support these 9

scenarios would be very useful analysis for the enterprise.

  • Where v6 must get to v4 or v4 to v6 is where the more complex decisions for

transition will take place and require a choice based on deployment scenario.

  • The job is to look at the mechanisms using tunnels or translation and what is

required and suggesting a recommended mechanism.

  • The current available mechanisms users are using now to analyze this matrix

exercise are Configured Tunnels, 6to4, ISATAP, Teredo, Tunnel Broker, DSTM, and some form of Translation.

  • The Enterprise IETF Team will have to do the analysis to describe an approach

to this problem space for selection, based on the Enterprise Scenarios document.

  • One size does not fit all for sure