 Business Drivers / Why Now  Technology Drivers  How all of this affects our business and our customers  Frequently Asked Questions Appendix.

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 Business Drivers / Why Now  Technology Drivers  How all of this affects our business and our customers  Frequently Asked Questions Appendix

IPv4 Address Space is Exhausted

 All Federal agencies are mandated by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) to be IPV6 capable by 2014  Some customers are already prepping for IPV6  Just a matter of time before a customer mandates that we are IPv6 capable.  Better to be proactive than reactive.  IPv6’s presence is akin to expanding wave increasing in speed and potential, akin to a tsunami.

 Internet Assigned Numbers Authority(IANA) control Internet address allocations globally  IANA no longer has IPV4 addresses.  There will be organizations attempting to reach your mail, web, application servers via IPv6  The biggest and first impact is with Internet access.  Asia-Pacific and North American regions have a very limited IPv4 resource pool and new Internet growth in the region will require transitioning to IPv6.  Asia has matured vs. the United States in IPv6 deployment. In order to gain Asian business, it would be wise to have an IPV6 footprint

Answer: The urgency has to do with how soon do we think we may have to deal with the reality keeping in mind that it will take time to evolve into IPv6. EG: Federal Agencies have mandates for 2012 and 2014 but they will likely need to be dual- stack(IPV4/IPV6) for many years to come.

Answer: IPv6 is the future  IPv6 quadruples the bits in the network address from 32 (in IPv4) to 128  That translates to roughly 10^18 addressable entities!  Provides more than enough globally unique IP addresses for every networked device on the planet (trillions).

 Internet Engineering Task Force(IETF) creates RFCs for TCP/IP  No alternative to IPv6  All network equipment must be in compliance w/RFC’s  Some apps coming out in IPv6 transport only

 Answer:  If our organization is not prepared the Signon will fail And we lose business.  The likelihood is quite high that we will soon interact with an IPv6-ONLY customer  Presumably we would want our critical applications to be accessible to all our clients.

Answers: “You don’t want to be the only company that offers fax instead of .” John Curran (CEO ARIN) Do you want to be thought of as a technology leader or someone who has to be dragged reluctantly into the future? The proliferation of network devices is happening now and will continue. They [who?] will need addressing capabilities – that transport will likely be IPv6.

 IPv6 mobility is one which has been talked about and continues to be in arenas such as Sensor networks, Smart Cards, etc.  IPv6 is inevitable as our organization maintains its presence in the global markets.  The rate of change of technology is projected to accelerate over the next few years exponentially. We need to keep current.

Answer: Yes, using dual-stack – Both IPv4 and IPv6 coexistence. More and more apps will come via the IPv6 transport layer. If we wait until they are here, it may be too late because it will take years to be ready. We don’t want to take a bandage approach As far as how to ‘size’ this, it is a big project. At least a few people need to start now; a project plan would be help guide us. Deciding on priorities would be key. Working with our partners would be great. At large international conferences, such as IBM’s SHARE, interest in IPv6 is growing almost exponentially.

 It takes a long time to change things in a large organization.  The planning and migration of IPv6 integration must be controlled and well-executed. We should view it minimally as a 5-7 year project  It would be a strategic and competitive advantage to consider approaching our customers in a collaborative effort.  It would be prudent to start our planning now.  It is a daunting challenge.  What We do Now We Do For Our Posterity.

 The Federal Agency Goals  The Deployment Plan  pdf pdf

 Enable successful deployment and expansion of key Federal IT modernization initiatives, such as Cloud Computing, Broadband, and SmartGrid which rely on the Internet  Reduce complexity/increase transparency of Internet services by eliminating the need to rely on Network Address Translation (NAT) technologies  Enable security services for end-to-end network communications that will serve as the foundation for securing future Federal IT systems  Enable the internet to operate efficiently through an integrated, well-architected network platform and accommodate future growth.

 Upgrade public/external servers/services(web, mail, DNS, etc) to use native IPV6 by FY 2012  Upgrade internal client apps that communicate with public internet servers to use native IPV6 by FY 2014  Ensure agency procurements of IT comply with Federal Acquisition Regulation(FAR) requirements for use of USGv6 profile and test program for completeness/quality of IPV6 capabilities