September 1, 2004 IPv6 DNS Service Deployment in Korea Billy MH Cheon

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September 1, 2004 IPv6 DNS Service Deployment in Korea Billy MH Cheon

2 Contents Background Ⅰ Ⅰ Goals Ⅱ Ⅱ International Trend Ⅲ Ⅲ Deployment Strategy Ⅳ Ⅳ Deployment Status Ⅴ Ⅴ Future Plan Ⅵ Ⅵ

3 Background Ⅰ Ⅰ Goals Ⅱ Ⅱ International Trend Ⅲ Ⅲ Deployment Strategy Ⅳ Ⅳ Deployment Status Ⅴ Ⅴ Future Plan Ⅵ Ⅵ

4 Background Advent of IPv6 (1999) (1999) Advent of IPv4 (Early 1980s) Early stage of Internet Name-IP mapping table (hosts.txt file) Needs for DNS Brisk IPv4 era (1990s) (1990s) Increased Network&Host Development of various IPv4 application services Growing needs for hi-speed Internet service Development of wireless/mobile tech. Appearance of various new services ubiquitous era Preparation of hi-performance IPv6 application test basis Needs for stable IPv6 DNS tech. IPv4 DNS IPv6 DNS DNS protocol was getting important with development of Internet, and IPv4 DNS was rapidly developed. Depletion of IPv4 (1994) (1994) Systematic KR DNS construction & Tech. are needed for early settlement of local IPv6 DNS service

5 Background Ⅰ Ⅰ Goals Ⅱ Ⅱ International Trend Ⅲ Ⅲ Deployment Strategy Ⅳ Ⅳ Deployment Status Ⅴ Ⅴ Future Plan Ⅵ Ⅵ

6 Goals in IPv6 DNS Deployment Root name server (IPv4/IPv6).KR name server (IPv4/IPv6).or.kr name server (IPv4/IPv6) web server (IPv4/IPv6) ns1.nic.or.kr local name server (IPv4/IPv6) user (IPv4, IPv6, IPv4/IPv6) Connect (IPv6 Socket 2001:dc5:b::1) Connect (IPv4 Socket ) query answer Stage 1 (~2001) Stage 2 (2002~2005) Stage 3 (2006~2010) Stage 4 (2011~) IPv4 Only IPv6 Only IPv6 testbed ․ ․ ․․ ․ ․ IPv6 Island IPv4 Ocean IPv6 Ocean IPv4 Island Developing DNS system to provide stability toward IPv6 Network side - IPv4/IPv6 dual-stack Network side - IPv4/IPv6 dual-stack DNS delegation side - IPv6 delegation under root name server DNS delegation side - IPv6 delegation under root name server

7 Background Ⅰ Ⅰ Goals Ⅱ Ⅱ International Trend Ⅲ Ⅲ Deployment Strategy Ⅳ Ⅳ Deployment Status Ⅴ Ⅴ Future Plan Ⅵ Ⅵ

8 International Trend (1/6) E, Mt. View, CA B, Marina Del Rey, CA F, Palo Alto, CA C, Herndon,VA A, Dulles,VA D, College Park, MD G, Vienna, VA I, Stockholm, Sweden K, London, United Kingdom M, Tokyo, Japan H, Aberdeen, MD J, Dulles,VA L, Los Angeles Worldwide Root DNS Servers : Total 13

9 IPv4/IPv6 dual-interface on 4 root servers from perspective of IP layer - IPv6 based DNS query acceptable - so, local servers need to be built up as dual network IPv6 delegation to name servers under root name servers - IPv6 AAAA delegation to ccTLD level name servers (July 20, 2004) - Needs for IPv6 delegation to gTLD level name servers - Technical limit of DNS packet size 512 bytes International Trend (2/6) Name serverOrganizationLocationIP address BInformation Sciences Institute Marina Del Rey CA IPv4: IPv6: 2001:478:65::53 FInternet Software Consortium Palo AltoIPv4: IPv6: 2001:500::1035 HU.S. Army Research LabAberdeen MDIPv4: IPv6: 2001:500:1::803f:235 MWIDE ProjectTokyoIPv4: IPv6: 2001:dc3::35 IPv6 Compatibility with Root DNS Server

10 International Trend (3/6) IPv6 Address Added to the Internet's Root DNS Zone

11 Requests for Adding IPv6 Glue Record Requests for Adding IPv6 Glue Record Delegation Policy Delegation Policy Domain Name Space KR OR NE CO GO ROOT(.) MyCompany MyShop JP COM ORG g.dns.kr.AAAA2001:dc5:a10::51 ARPA IPv4/IPv6 IPv6 Enabled Name Servers IPv6 Enabled Name Servers B.ROOT-SERVERS.NET F.ROOT-SERVERS.NET H.ROOT-SERVERS.NET M.ROOT-SERVERS.NET B.ROOT-SERVERS.NET F.ROOT-SERVERS.NET H.ROOT-SERVERS.NET M.ROOT-SERVERS.NET ROOT Zone KR.NSa.dns.kr. : KR.NSg.dns.kr. a.dns.kr.A : g.dns.kr.A g.dns.kr.AAAA 2001:dc5:a10::51 : KR.NSa.dns.kr. : KR.NSg.dns.kr. a.dns.kr.A : g.dns.kr.A g.dns.kr.AAAA 2001:dc5:a10::51 : IPv6 delegation to ccTLD (Since July 20, 2004) IPv6 user IPv6 packet with DNS DNS Query: AAAA ? IPv6 packet with DNS DNS Query: AAAA ? IPv6 packet with DNS DNS Response: Refer to KR.NSA.DNS.KR. : KR.NSG.DNS.KR. A.DNS.KR.A : G.DNS.KR. A G.DNS.KR. AAAA 2001:dc5:a10::51 IPv6 packet with DNS DNS Response: Refer to KR.NSA.DNS.KR. : KR.NSG.DNS.KR. A.DNS.KR.A : G.DNS.KR. A G.DNS.KR. AAAA 2001:dc5:a10::51 International Trend (4/6) 13 Root DNS ccTLD Delegation Services As of Aug. 2004

12 International Trend (5/6) CountryName No. of DNS Server No. of IPv4/IPv6 dual DNS Server Name of DNS Server IP Address Japan64 a.dns.jp IPv4: IPv6: 2001:dc4::1 b.dns.jp IPv4: c.dns.jp IPv4: d.dns.jp IPv4: IPv6: 2001:240::53 e.dns.jp IPv4: IPv6: 2001:200:0:1::4 f.dns.jp IPv4: IPv6: 2001:2f8:0:100::153 France81 ns1.nic.fr IPv4: ns2.nic.fr IPv4: c.nic.fr IPv4: IPv6: 2001:660:3006:1::1:1 ns3.domain-registry.nl IPv4: ns-ext.vix.com IPv4: dns.cs.wisc.edu IPv4: dns.inria.fr IPv4: dns.princeton.edu IPv4: Dual-stack Status of ccTLD Countries

13 International Trend (6/6) DNS Name Simplification of ccTLD Countries JP  Minimizing DNS response message size through consistent domain name - Systemized domain name can be processed in compressed type - Systemized domain name can be processed in compressed type - This allows DNS response message size that is limited to 512 bytes - This allows DNS response message size that is limited to 512 bytes - This is also very sensitive factor in construction of dual-stack network and IPv6 delegation to root domain name server in the future - This is also very sensitive factor in construction of dual-stack network and IPv6 delegation to root domain name server in the future Readjustment, Jul. of 2003 through Aug. of 2003 Readjustment, Jul. of 2003 through Aug. of JP domain names changed : [a-f].dns.jp 6.JP domain names changed : [a-f].dns.jp FR Aug. of 2004, under systemizing domain names Aug. of 2004, under systemizing domain names

14 Background & Need Ⅰ Ⅰ Goals Ⅱ Ⅱ International Trend Ⅲ Ⅲ Deployment Strategy Ⅳ Ⅳ Deployment Status Ⅴ Ⅴ Future Plan Ⅵ Ⅵ

15 KR Strategy in IPv6 DNS Providing Stable IPv6 DNS Service Sharing Tech. & information In IPv6 deployment, keeping stability of existing IPv4 based six.KR DNS services are the most important! - Additional construction of IPv6.KR Secondary DNS (g.dns.kr) - Applying IPv6 to existing DNS step by step In IPv6 deployment, keeping stability of existing IPv4 based six.KR DNS services are the most important! - Additional construction of IPv6.KR Secondary DNS (g.dns.kr) - Applying IPv6 to existing DNS step by step After deployment, trial service will be commenced and DNS operational tech. & information Will be shared - cooperation with other organization in.KR DNS trial service - Sharing DNS tech. by launching web site After deployment, trial service will be commenced and DNS operational tech. & information Will be shared - cooperation with other organization in.KR DNS trial service - Sharing DNS tech. by launching web site

16 Background & Need Ⅰ Ⅰ Goals Ⅱ Ⅱ International Trend Ⅲ Ⅲ Deployment Strategy Ⅳ Ⅳ Deployment Status Ⅴ Ⅴ Future Plan Ⅵ Ⅵ

17 IPv6 DNS Deployment Milestone 2000 ~ Construction of tunneling IPv6 network & IPv4/IPv6 interoperability test Construction of tunneling IPv6 network & IPv4/IPv6 interoperability test Construction of Native-IPv6 network Construction of Native-IPv6 network Construction of IPv6 DNS trial system & IPv4/IPv6 interoperability test Construction of IPv6 DNS trial system & IPv4/IPv6 interoperability test Education(NGI2 & IPv6 DNS workshop) Education(NGI2 & IPv6 DNS workshop) Publication of ‘DNS Guideline’ Publication of ‘DNS Guideline’ Construction of 7 th.KR dual- stack server & network [KRDNSv6 test network] Construction of 7 th.KR dual- stack server & network [KRDNSv6 test network] Delegation of IPv6 AAAA of.kr name server to root DNS zone Delegation of IPv6 AAAA of.kr name server to root DNS zone Registration of IPv6 reverse of.kr name server to APNIC Registration of IPv6 reverse of.kr name server to APNIC Launching DNS web page ( Launching DNS web page (

18 Whatis KRDNSv6 ? IPv4/IPv6 based local DNS network for IPv6 network Construction of trial IPv6 service network through trial IPv6 deployment to.kr domain in 2004 Structureof KRDNSv6 Construction of IPv4/IPv6 interoperable network under cooperation with KOREAv6 Construction of ‘IPv6 DNS preliminary test network’ for IPv6 DNS related technical analysis Fully equipped environment for technical analysis in depth Trial KRDNSv6 Service (1/3) Trial IPv6 DNS Service through KRDNSv6

19.KR DNS IPv6 System Construction Status Trial KRDNSv6 Service (2/3) a.dns.krb.dns.krc.dns.krd.dns.kre.dns.krf.dns.krg.dns.kr - IPv4/IPv6 [1] IPv4 [6] KR. NSa.dns.kr. : KR. NSg.dns.kr. a.dns.kr.A : g.dns.kr.A g.dns.kr.AAAA 2001:dc5:a10::51 Registration of reverse delegation to APNIC in /32 Registration of reverse delegation to APNIC in /32 Stabilized IPv6 DNS Service System

20 Trial KRDNSv6 Service (3/3) Trial KRDNSv6 Service Topology as of Aug IPv4 Network IPv4/IPv6 user IPv4 (query/response) IPv4 IPv6 (query/response) Root DNS IPv4/IPv6 Network IPv4/IPv6 DNS IPv4 KR OR GO PE ROOT(.) mic.go.kr IPv4 user IPv4.KR DNS IPv4 DNS Trial KRDNS6 network Trial KRDNS v 6 network IPv6 IPv4 based application service Application service IPv4/IPv6.KR DNS TEST

21 Trial KRDNSv6 Operation Status (1/5) Statistics Traffic Monitoring (MRTG) Zone checking tools Providing upgraded services as of Aug. 1 IPv4/IPv6 DNS statistics Monitoring 7 th.KR DNS(g.dns.kr) name server traffic Providing zone checking tools for users and so on Launching KRDNSv6 Web Site

22 Statistics.KR DNS (g.dns.kr) IPv6 delegation to root DNS zone World first delegation to ccTLD (July 20, 2004) IPv6-based DNS query/response increased as of July 21 (45, ,000) : IPv6 DNS Query Counter : IPv6 DNS Response Counter Trial KRDNSv6 Operation Status (2/5) 100,000 45,000

23 Target server : g.dns.kr Statistics on IPv6 based query by query type PTR(67%) A(14%) A6(13%) AAAA(5%) and so on Statistics Trial KRDNSv6 Operation Status (3/5)

24 Traffic Monitoring (MRTG) Target server : g.dns.kr , PM 4:20 updated IPv4/IPv6 DNS (daily) Average reception: 431.3kbps Average transmission: 665.6kbps IPv4/IPv6 DNS (weekly) Average reception: 396.3kbps Average transmission: 613.3kbps Daily graph (Average in every 5 min.) Weekly graph (Average in every 30 min.) Trial KRDNSv6 Operation Status (4/5)

25 Zone Checking Tools Providing checking tools for domain config. Problems in DNS operation DNS config. error etc. Constructing stabilized DNS by providing web based zone checking tools for DNS operators Trial KRDNSv6 Operation Status (5/5)

26 Background & Need Ⅰ Ⅰ Goals Ⅱ Ⅱ International Trend Ⅲ Ⅲ Deployment Strategy Ⅳ Ⅳ Deployment Status Ⅴ Ⅴ Future Plan Ⅵ Ⅵ

IPv6 DNS service expansion -.KR name server distribution -.KR IPv6 DNS commercial service IP Anycast study - IP Anycast(IPv4/IPv6) study and trial deployment Study UDP packet size limit Sharing IPv6 DNS technology 2006 ~ Future Service Plan in IPv6 DNS Settlement of IPv6 DNS - stable IPv4/IPv6.KR DNS service Transference current IPv4 based.KR DNS name server to IPv4/IPv6 IP Anycast commercial service Study on EDNS0 deployment DNS for Next Generation Internet

28 NIDA IP Team Tel : Fax : National Internet Development Agency of Korea CONTACT

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