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[sig-ipv6] RE: Which Countries Require IPV6 Support for ISP License?




> -----Original Message-----
> Date: Tue, 04 Jul 2006 13:32:28 +0800
> From: gopi <gopi@arc.net.my>
>
> I cannot confirm whether future Malaysian ISP licenses will only be 
> issued with explicit IPv6 support, but current license 
> holders have to 
> 'be 'IPv6 enabled' by 2006 in accordance to the the MyICMS 886 
> (Malaysian Information, Communications and Multimedia Services 886) 
> Strategy issued by the Ministry of Water, Energy and Communications. 
> http://www.ktak.gov.my/


Fascinating!

How strong is the compliance regimen?

Is it just logo compliance or is it for the full banana?

Where I would consider 'full banana' to equal:
- address management 
- proxying/filtering as per standard service
- interoperability with main equipment types
- accounting capability
- reporting capability
- trouble shooting ability
- full fault management ability
- native support across applications
- multihoming support?
- etc ie all the full operator responsibilities

Is there any testing, checking or ???
Yes, I will read the page.


Narelle
  

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Narelle Clark
Manager, R&D
Networks Division

'yes' OPTUS
SingTel Optus Pty Limited
Email: narelle.clark AT optus.com.au

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