AMT / Multicast (RFC 7450, Automatic Multicast Tunneling) Extending AMT’s reference implementation toward deployment https://github.com/GrumpyOldTroll/amt.

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AMT / Multicast (RFC 7450, Automatic Multicast Tunneling) Extending AMT’s reference implementation toward deployment https://github.com/GrumpyOldTroll/amt Jake Holland, Akamai

multicast source addresses: - x.y.z.1 - 2600:a:b:c::1 Planned Deployment Overview Source Pool 1: 1 ipv4 and 1 ipv6 multicast source Internet AMT gateway ISP3 multicast source addresses: - x.y.z.1 - 2600:a:b:c::1 AMT data AMT gateway ISP2 AMT relays embedded in senders (geographically distributed) AMT gateway ISP1 Options: CSR1000v Open-source VM … Source Pool 2: 1 ipv4 and 1 ipv6 multicast source Discovery servers AMT discovery (anycast) - distribute relay tunnels intelligently - Source pool chosen by Discovery IP Native multicast AMT relays embedded in senders (geographically distributed) AMT relay Cisco Juniper Open-source VM Wifi vendors? multicast source addresses: - x.y.z.2 - 2600:a:b:c::2 Native multicast Clients SSM join to (S,G): x.y.z.1=> 232.k.j.l

Lab setup Receivers (AMT gateway) Senders (optional relay) Receivers (different options for different scenarios) Receivers (AMT gateway) Senders (optional relay) Receivers (optional gateway) wifi router (AMT relay) provideredge (optional gateway) custedge (optional relay) GigE 3: 10.5.5.1/24 GigE 2: 10.6.6.1/24 GigE 2: 10.6.6.2/24 GigE 3: 10.7.7.1/24 br1 virbr1 br0 CSR1000v (on kvm/qemu) CSR1000v (on kvm/qemu) GigE 1: 192.168.122.6/24 GigE 1: 192.168.122.7/24 (default) virbr0 <– en1 (dhcp to internet) – NAT – 192.168.122.1/24

This weekend: Ported amtrelayd to OpenWRT Bugfixes, cleanup Testbed setup documented Experiments running video native multicast AMT-encapsulated

Acknowledgements This weekend: Lucas Pardue, BBC working on multicast video Codarren Velvindron, Orange (remotely contributing) installing AMT on his home OpenWRT Prior work: MBONED working group members Previous work on initial AMT project Bill Atwood, Concordia University Previous work on VLC integration, testing