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3. 3 “The IPv6 Final Marathon” Perception: IPv4 is Innovation - IPv6: an Upgrade Yv4 Yv6 Not needed Needed? Innovation Upgrade Powerful Same & More Political Goodwill Business Drivers Technology Value Infrastructure

4. Vision & Way Forward 4 WORLD INTERNET USAGE & POPULATION STATISTICS World Regions Population ( 2007 Est.) Population % of World Internet Usage, Latest Data % Population ( Penetra tion ) Usage % of World Usage Growth 2000- 2007 Africa933,448,29214.2 %43,995,7004.7 %3.5 %874.6 % Asia3,712,527,62456.5 %459,476,82512.4 %36.9 %302.0 % Europe809,624,68612.3 %337,878,61341.7 %27.2%221.5 % Middle East193,452,7272.9 %33,510,50017.3 %2.7 %920.2 % North America334,538,0185.1 %234,788,86470.2 %18.9%117.2 % Latin America556,606,6278.5 %115,759,70920.8 %9.3 %540.7 % Oceania / Australia34,468,4430.5 %19,039,39055.2 %1.5 %149.9 % WORLD TOTAL6,574,666,417100.0 % 1,244,449,601 18.9 % 100.0 %244.7 % IPv4 Achieved the Critical 20% IPv6 Can Drive Growth & Continuity! Yv4Yv6

5. Vision & Way Forward 5 Dr. Robert M. Metcalfe Ethernet Inventor & Advisory Director Dear NANOG, You've perhaps already heard that I made good on a promise to eat the 12/4/95 InfoWorld column in which I predicted Internet collapses during 1996.

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9. 9 World’s Top 21 Telecom Companies by Revenue ($US Billion) Source: July 23, 2007 92.0 93.2

10. Vision & Way Forward 10 IPv6 vs. IPv4 Security Model IPv4 Internet IPsec Node IPsec Node R R Global address segments Private address segments IPv4 NAT Low interoperability between different vendors Site-to-Site secure communications IPsec optional Secure Transmission Low security in the LAN segments Branch A Branch B Easy to set up new connection End-to-End secure communications IPv6 Internet IPv6 Global address segments R R End-to-End secure communications IPsec support mandated R Branch A Branch B Partner company Secure Transmission Easy to configure IP-VPNs between end-to-end nodes with IPv6

11. Vision & Way Forward 11 The UOPF and m2m-x  Ubiquitous Open Platform Forum  ISPs and appliance manufactures established the UOPF in February of 2004 to accelerate the Internet Appliance market.  ISPs: NTT Com, KDDI, Fujitsu, NEC, Panasonic, Sony  Manufactures: Hitachi, Matsushita, Mitsubishi, Panasonic, Pioneer, Sanyo, Sony, Toshiba  http://uopf.org/en/  m2m-x  m2m-x is an open standard - the UOPF published the technical specifications in April of this year.  One great example of a peer-to-peer technology.  The basis for m2m-x is to create new IPv6 business models and provide customers with “secure, easy, and real-time communications between objects on an end-to-end basis.”

12. Vision & Way Forward 12 m2m-x Technology  m2m-x = machine to machine security (authentication and encryption) anytime, anywhere  Designed to facilitate secure communications between appliances, computers, and any other device  Based on IPsec and SIP  Authentication, connection management, and configuration is controlled by a central m2m-x management server  After necessary connection management by m2m-x server, data communications between devices is conducted peer-to-peer with IPsec encryption with no intervention by the m2m-x server

13. Vision & Way Forward 13 Example 1: Smart Home Security System Mobile Network m2m-x Management Server Home owner @Mobile Security Officer Sensor Security Controller Camera Intruder Home owner @Office Features : Secured communication : m2m-x security Strict Authorization : No third party eavesdropping Application Integration : Uses SIP 3PCC for connection establishment Other Applications : Office-building, Industry, Campus, Home security, Emergency Services, Remote Health Care Upon detecting an intruder, the system instantly finds the current location of the authorized watcher (e.g. home owner) and establishes a video connection. Home Remote 3PCC PS 3PCC: 3 rd Party Call Control, PS: Presence Server GW

14. Vision & Way Forward 14 Example 2: Cyber Conferencing System NTT Global IPv6 Backbone NTT Global IPv6 Backbone m2m-x Server Office A Office B End to End End to End IPsec VPN Data Channel （ Secure transmission ） Signaling (Secure session control) Remote Maintenance site IPv6 ready collaboration system works based on the m2m-x authentication platform. For remote site meeting facilitation, this system enables not only video communications but also sharing images, applications and handwritten notes on the screen between remote sites - interactively and securely.

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21. Vision & Way Forward 21 Protocol Trends in Control Networks 20-Sep-2007 21 Many other significant change drivers  Economics, Interoperability, Simplify  Security  Customer requirements Non-IPIP Fieldbus PROFIBUS BACnet Others BACnet/IP Fieldbus HSE PROFInet IP-based Bechtel IPv6

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24. Vision & Way Forward 24 Internet Communes network Edge Router Stateful Firewall ISP Router Public servers IPv4 NAT Internet Lander Ministry of Education Edge Router Stateful Firewall ISP Router Public servers IPv4 NAT Internet Federal Ministry of Education Edge Router Stateful Firewall ISP Router Public servers IPv4 NAT German Federal Government Simple email as Driver

25. Vision & Way Forward 25 Montag, 1. Juni 201525www.deutschland-online.de DEUTSCHLAND ONLINE Dezentrale Netze und DC betreiben IPv4 und IPv6 parallel Zusätzlich IPv6 enabled DC-Backbone als isoliertes Netz oder dediziertes logisches MPLS VPN Die DOI definierte IPv4/IPv6 Dualstack Zielarchitektur …

26. Vision & Way Forward 26 Internet African Ministry Edge Router Stateful Firewall ISP Router Public servers IPv4 NAT Developing Nations Ministers Yahoo email – the only email African Minister Spy

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