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1 IPv6 Deployment Jun Murai

2 3 professors @ San Diego Super Computer Center 3 professors @ San Diego Super Computer Center Students @ 3 universities in Japan Joint Graduate Level Course on “Network Security” among 3 Universities, Dec 12, 2000 from San Diego U.S.A. NAIST U-Tokyo KEIO SFC

3 DV recv DV sendDV recv2DV send DV send1 DV recv1 DV recv2DV send2DV recv2 DV send2 DV recv1 US/NARA SFC/U-tokyo SFC U-Tokyo SFC DV send1 DV recv1 U-Tokyo Polycom NAISTUCSD Unicast DV (IPv6) Multicast DV (IPv6) A/V mix Unicast Polycomm (IPv4) 2001:200:0:802::999 2001:200:0:802::777 ff19::1   „ ‚   132.249.65.246133.27.194.180 DV over IPv6 with Multicast

4 IPv6 Network Topology

5 DV Transport System IEEE1394 Cable Consumer DV Camera IEEE1394 Cable Internet DV→Internet PC Internet →DV PC Consumer DV Deck

6 DV Transport System IEEE1394 Cable Consumer DV Camera IEEE1394 Cable Internet DV→Internet PC Internet →DV PC Consumer DV Deck

7 DV Transport System IEEE1394 Cable Consumer DV Camera IEEE1394 Cable Internet DV→Internet PC Internet →DV PC Consumer DV Deck

8 Japan and WIDE Project 100% V6 readiness by 2005 Transition support for ISPs WIDE activities –KAME/TAHI/USAGI –IPv6 appliances –6bone-jp –OSPFv3 –DV over IPv6 with PIM –NSPIXP-6

9 Internet Deployment: history in Japan(1) 1984 TCP/IP on BSD 1985 Global IP address and.JP in Japan 1985 Japanese messages on Email (RFC1468) 1986 IP subnet 1987 WIDE domestic ‘leased line’

10 Internet Deployment: history in Japan(2) 1992 Nifty/Ascii/PCVAN emails 1992 OSPF 1993 BGP 1994 WISH: Satellite Internet/UDL 1995 BGP 3 to 4 1996 IPv6 testbed 1997 ‘m’ root server

11 Since 1995… Deployment of new technology has become much harder! –Commercial use of Internet –Commercial provider of Internet –Everybody uses it, not only ‘US’! –Many vendors involved. (More people do not understand!)

12 Why do we need IPv6? IPv4: Internet is for all computers in the WorldIPv4: Internet is for all computers in the World –IPv4 could support the number of Computers Internet is for Everyone! –We need scalable infrastructure! IPv6: Internet is for everyone/everything in the WorldIPv6: Internet is for everyone/everything in the World –Automobiles, Appliances, Sensors, etc… –Human –Global address/No-dialups Technical requirement –Huge (unlimited) address –Security capability –Plug & Play –Mobile/Multicast

13 The Internet Distribution Infrastructure for Digital Information Technology on Computer and Communication –Based on “Digital Technology” –Internet Technology vs Communication Technology –Internet Infrastructure vs Communication Infrastructure Common Infrastructure for all industries and everyone –Global –Free to apply

14 Digitalize Basics of digital technology –Character Assign a number to each character –Character Code –ASCII( American Standard Code for Information Interchange ) –Sound Divide a sound wave in constant interval Assign a number to each interval 0x410x61 Wave of Sound expand -2 24542 24 2-3 621

15 Internet Global and Ubiquitous Infrastructure for Communication Communication Technology Wireless Satelite ATM Optical Fiber Copper Cable WDM/SDH ISDN Internet Technology CATV Cable Modem Society

16 IPv6 Projects in WIDE Project ・ IPv6 - KAME Project - TAHI Project - USAGI Project ・ Differentiated Service → using SONY-CSL ALT-Q ・ Label Switch → Toshiba CSR ・ Multicast - High Quality Video Multicast - Reliable Multicast WG ・ WDM

17 KAME project ‘What was the role of 4.2BSD for V4?’ –‘4.2BSD for V6’ Goals: –Contributions by implementing a ‘reference’ –Source code distribution –IPsec technology to the world Anything to contribute (for developers) –mobile-ip4/6, IPv6 over satellite, –traffic control/diffserv, etc.

18 KAME Project A single effort –8 core members from 7 Japanese companies –Fujitsu, Hitachi, IIJ, NEC, Toshiba, YDC, Yokogawa Two-years joint project –April 1998 - March 2000 –The core members work for IPv6 three days a week KAME –A short word of KArigoME, where our office locates –Turtles

19 SOI - School of Internet 2000 Waseda Keio U-Tokyo TEU NAIST High Speed IPv6 Multicast Internet High Speed IPv6 Multicast Internet IPv4 Internet Mori Bldg SAGA

20 SOI System Report System On demand Lecture Evaluation Realtime Lecture Communication Record System

21 IPv6 High Speed The Internet IPv4 IPv6 multicast Sat. Classroom Satellite (10Mbps) NAIST TEU U-TOKYO multicast WISC v4/v6/UDLR Receiver Satellite (2Mbps) Sat. Individual WASEDA Individual IPv4 multicast Real Server 2 v4/v6/UDLR Feed Real Server 1 KEIO High Speed / Classroom (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (G) Mrouter (F) (C) (F) IPv6 multicast / DVTS IPv6 multicast / join message IPv4 multicast / Real Video IPv4 multicast / request message IPv4 unicast /RealViedeo SAGA

22 SOI Status as of Dec 2000 Since 1997 Sept Students –Over 5000 registered Students –Over 60% are adults Lectures –Over 600 hours of Internet/Computer related lectures. –14 courses (7 universities) 、 45 special lectures Evaluation –86% students want to continue –60% students appreciate the opportunity to take other univ’s class. Accesses –200,000 web pages / week

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24 Internet applications by multicast TV conference Multi-player game

25 XCAST: INET2000 demo YOKOHAMA Bzflag 3D tank game VIC VIdeo Conference RAT Robust Audio Tool IPv6 showcase (18-21 July 00) NARA KEIO FUJITSU WIDE 6Bone

26 XCAST video trial ( 中継 2000 ) WIDE 6Bone NSPIXP6 IIJ IIJ PAIX v6/v4 tunnel 5 satellite meeting rooms of the open plenary NAIST, JAIST, FUJITSU, UEC, ISID bi-directional audio & video stream no special multicast routing coordination 48th IETF meeting (2000/Aug/2)

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28 OSPFv3 for IPv6 Development and Experience on 6bone-jp –Direct feed-back to developer team

29 Internet Connected Car

30 ProbeCar:Share the Information on Internet Internet

31 Everything connect to the Internet “Economic Effects” of the Information on the Internet Global unique address No dialups Engineer motivations

32 IP sensor Prototype (Thermo Sensor Node) Inside view Outside view

33 Network Appliances(on sale) Cellular Phone with Internet Connectivity Digital Camera with Network Connectivity Digital Video Camera With A/V Network Connection Microwave with Network Connectivity © Cannon © NTT DoCoMo © Sony © Sharp

34 Refrigerator Node Control Panel Voice Output(Speaker) LCD Panel Voice Input(Mic)

35 Sensor and Micro-node Refrigerator Node(Prototype) Sensor terminal Micro-node

36 Temperature and Door sensor Temperature Door sensor

37 User application (Java applet) Temperature and Door status Door0 : Closed Temp0: -16.7C Compressor Temp:70.0C

38 New technical feedback from each products Refrigerators connecting to the Internet All Refrigerator send the status to provider/maker, then, they use those of information to development Door open/close statistics Compressor status Changes of temperature

39 KEIO SFC Hitachi SONY-CSL Toshiba CRL MEX Univ. Tokyo NTT/KDD To: Osaka To: JAIST To: Kyoto Tohoku To: Tohoku JAIST Kyoto Osaka Kurashiki Hitoshima Kyushu Connected site Data-link line NAIST (*) Mixture of SDH and ATM with 40Mbps to 1Gbps Trans-Pac (70Mbps) (to STARTAP) Sapporo JB: Test-bed Network Geographical Topology Map To: Sapporo To: Kyushu

40 6bone-jp topology map(2000/5)

41 NSPIXP-6 Fast Ethernet Segment ATM/FE Bridge M6 WIDE IRI TTNetDTI OCNODN IMNETIIJ JENS NEC APAN INTEC NTT-MSC Ethernet (10/100Base-T) ATM ISP Academic/Experimental KDD-Otemachi NTT-Otemachi Toyama (via JGN) AboveNet 6TAP, KAIST, SingaREN

42 IPv6: Unneeded, Unwanted and Unlikely Paul Francis, NTT Oct 27. 1998 For WIDE 10th Anniversary Symposium http://www.wide.ad.jp/10th/

43 IPv6: Unneed technically NAT solution to addressing problem is satisfactory –Cost of NAT a fractional increase on cast of firewall And is not some respects attractive –Intranet managers really don’t want unbridled connectivity –Insulates intranets from global address changes

44 IPv6: Unlikely Intranets won’t install it –until other intranets install it, and ISPs support it ISP won’t support it –Until intranets demand it.

45 Who’s talking about IPv6 ? Last 4 issues of Nikkei Communications –One brief mention of IPv6 (NTT softlab activity) Last 4 issues of Internet Week –zero mention of IPv6 Last 4 issues of Internet Society “On the Internet” –Zero mention of IPv6

46 Who’s talking about IPv6 ? (cont.) ISP Web Sites: MCI-Worldcom, GTE, PSINet –Zero mention of IPv6 Search PSINet for ‘IPv6” : zero hits Search PSINet for VoIP: 44 hits What are they talking about ? –Network management, IP telephone, high bandwidth, cheap bandwidth, about web sites

47 Policy speech Prime Mister, Yoshiro Mori Sep. 21, 2000 –I shall boldly address the diverse range of issues we face, including the early realization of e-government, the computerization of school education and the development of systems compatible with the integration of communications and broadcasting, on the basis of discussion in the IT Strategy Council. We shall also aim to provide a telling international contribution to the development of the Internet through research and development of state-of-the-art Internet technologies and active participation in resolving global Internet issues in such areas as IP version 6 (IPv6). –http://www.kantei.go.jp/foreign/souri/mori/ 2000/0921policy.html

48 IPv6: The New Internet Tidal Wave Jun Murai KEIO University, Japan jun@wide.ad.jp

49 IPv6 Impact IPv6 Infrastructure Make an impact on: Economic/Business/Lifestyle/Educational/etc area Individuals, Company, School, Community, Administrative organ, Automobile, Appliance, Home, Sensor, etc… Everything can connect/communicate each other

50 IPv6 can change “Education” Attend a lecture/class from everywhere ・ Attend a class held on downtown University from countryside ・ Attend a class that you are interested in ・ Study abroad via Internet Collaboration between teachers Collaborated classroom between schools Internet can connect between home and school Internet can connect between school and school By IPv6

51 IPv6 can change “Business” All business person can work on “IT” Make business smooth Easy to get new customer Use customer’s information for next business All home can be a “shop owner” on the Internet No need to pay an expensive rent No need to have a “downtown” office Person who lives in a countryside can begin/start up “New business” By IPv6

52 IPv6 can change our life 地域格差の解消 ライフスタイルの変化 – 在宅勤務の増加 情報家電と携帯端末の連携 出先から携帯電話で家電の操作など 自動車同士の情報交換・利用 すべての人と物がつながることで予想もできない 新しい生活が可能

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57 The role of Internet 運輸 金融 経済 放送 電話 教育 農林 水産 インターネット(デジタル情報を流通・共有させる基盤) 衛星 光ファイバ 電波 電線

58 IPv4: Not enough in addresses and growing requirements Cable IPv4 Tans- portation Tans- portation Agri- culture Agri- culture Econo Finance Econo Finance Educ Phone TV Radio TV Radio Optical Fiber Optical Fiber Wireless Satellite

59 IPv6: The Internet Infrastructure Cable Optical Fiber Optical Fiber Wireless Satellite IPv6 Trans- portation Trans- portation Econo Finance Econo Finance TV Radio TV Radio Phone Educ Agri- culture Agri- culture

60 Analog Communication Phone Econo Financ Econo Financ Educ Trans- portation Trans- portation Agri- culture Agri- culture TV Radio TV Radio Phone Infra Phone Infra BCAST Infra BCAST Infra

61 Internet: as of Yesterday Phone Econo Financ Econo Financ Educ Trans- portation Trans- portation Agri- culture TV Radio TV Radio Phone Infra Internet BCAST Infra BCAST Infra

62 Internet: as of Today Phone Econo Financ Econo Financ Educ Trans- portation Trans- portation Agri- culture Agri- culture TV Radio TV Radio Phone Infra Internet BCAST Infra BCAST Infra Internet Infra (fiber, cable &wireless)

63 Internet: as of Tomorrow Phone Econo Financ Econo Financ Educ Trans- Portation Trans- Portation Agri- culture Agri- culture TV Radio TV Radio 電話インフラ Internet Internet Infrastructure (fiber, cable, and wireless) Phone Infra BCAST Infra

64 Internet Infrastructure for digital communication society Phone Econo Financ Econo Financ Educ Trans- portation Trans- portation Agri- culture Agri- culture TV Radio TV Radio Internet (Integrated) Internet Infrastructure A testbed is VERY important!

65 Japan is the testbed now. IPv6 Summit @OSAKA, JAPAN December 18 and 19, 2000


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