Re: [sig-ipv6] Summary of IPv6 technical SIG in Fiji

["JORDI PALET MARTINEZ" <jordi.palet@consulintel.es>]

Hi Kazu, all,

Actually a minor correction from my side.

During my 1st presentation Randy noticed that I used "bigger prefixes", while it should be "smaller prefixes" (the slides in the site are already corrected with this).

The point is that /28, for example is smaller than /32, even if the "block" size is bigger. So I would change your text accordingly.

Regards,
Jordi

---- Original Message ----
From: "Kazu Yamamoto ("????")" <kazu@iijlab.net>
To: <sig-ipv6@apnic.net>
Sent: Friday, September 10, 2004 10:57 AM
Subject: [sig-ipv6] Summary of IPv6 technical SIG in Fiji

> Hello all,
> 
> On behalf of the IPv6 SIG chairs, we would like to tell you summary of
> IPv6 technical SIG on 1 Sep 2004 in Fiji.
> 
> We had no action items.
> 
> We had seven informational presentations from six people:
> 
> 1) IPv6 allocation status report
>   George Kuo, APNIC
> 
>   This is a periodical report from APNIC which covers DB
>   registration, routing tables as well as IPv6 allocations. One /28
>   and thirty nine /32 has already allocated by APNIC this year. This
>   sounds good.
> 
> 2) IPv6 /48 assignment status report
>   Toshiyuki Hosaka, JPNIC
> 
>   He pointed out that there are only 8,035 /48 registrations in APNIC
>   whois DB. He thinks that there should be more entries. He asked to
>   register your assignments.
> 
> 3) Guidelines for ISPs on IPv6 assignment to customers
>   Jordi Palet, Consulintel
> 
>   He pointed out that multiple /32 prefixes are not convenient for
>   ISPs and the bigger the better from the routing point of view. Note
>   that Fujisaki-san proposed to relax the old initial allocation
>   policy in Policy SIG
> 
> 4) An update on operational recommendations for IPv6 for TLD and other
>   servers Bill Manning, USC/ISI
> 
>   He explained operational issues of TLD. An interesting one, we
>   felt, was the "one name, two machines" approach.
> 
> 5) IPv6 .kr DNS deployment in Korea
>   Billy MH Cheon, KRNIC
> 
>   He explained the current status of IPv6 .kr DNS deployment in
>   Korea. Korean people introduced a new DNS server called "g.dns.kr"
>   for IPv6 transport.
> 
> 6) Update on multihoming solutions from IETF
>   Geoff Huston, APNIC
> 
>   He first explained functional goals of IPv6 multihoming.
>   There are several approaches to achieve the goals. An interesting
>   one is to create an ID layer between IP and transport.
> 
> 7) Deployment plans behind larger IPv6 allocations
>   Jordi Palet, Consulintel
> 
>   He reported that big commercial companies started to obtain a big
>   IPv6 prefix. For example, Vodafone has /31, TeliaSonera has /20!
>   He interviewed to such companies and summarized their plans.
> 
> // the chairs of IPv6 technical SIG
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