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[moonv6] RE: Moonv6 and Tunnel Service Broker in the Home

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From: Bound, Jim (jim.bound@hp.com)
Date: 04/17/04


moonv6 post from "Bound, Jim" <jim.bound@hp.com> Can we expose the hexago architecture and details as Teredo is exposed in a specification or not? This is an open forum not a forum to support a specific vendor solution only. I want to see Teredo used and built is that clear or not? Reason is I want to see ALL solutions tested on an Network Pilot folks.

thanks
/jim

> -----Original Message-----
> From: carlw@mcsr-labs.org [mailto:carlw@mcsr-labs.org]
> Sent: Friday, April 16, 2004 1:18 PM
> To: Bound, Jim; nav6tf@ipv6forum.com; moonv6@iol.unh.edu
> Subject: Moonv6 and Tunnel Service Broker in the Home
>
>
> Jim,
>
> This is something that we started to pilot here
> in phase II. We deployed two TB and tested various
> scenarios including from our homes.
>
> What we are interested in doing as part of a follow-up
> is to have some IPv6 application/services that are for
> the home as well as some IPv6 enabled home devices accessing
> the DSL connection via WLAN. We are building IPv6 native
> in the home but tunneling over the local ISP (who doesn't
> support it yet).
>
> We have tested with and without NAT as well as double NATed
> scnearios. We have also piloted the roaming of IPv6 home
> devices and moved them to WLAN hotspots - keeping the same
> user and AAA data.
>
> Indeed, today we will pilot over Moonv6 a IPv6 HomeGateway
> and test access to IPv6 devices behind the IPv6 HomeGateway
> from outside of the home ---- something that is impossible
> to do with IPv4 private addresses (behind a NAT).....
>
> So we are continuing our Moonv6 pilots using Tunnel Service
> Broker in a home deployment scenario ... including roaming
> of those IPv6 devices outside the home in a WLAN hotspot.
>
>
> Carl (for Shu and Jeff as well)
>
>
> Original Message:
> -----------------
> From: Bound, Jim jim.bound@hp.com
> Date: Fri, 16 Apr 2004 08:21:02 -0400
> To: nav6tf@ipv6forum.com, moonv6@iol.unh.edu, members@ipv6forum.com
> Subject: [moonv6] Call to Action: Teredo and Tunnel Service Broker on
> Moonv6 Network Pilot
>
>
> moonv6 post from "Bound, Jim" <jim.bound@hp.com>
>
> I want to call to action that we now do something aggressive
> to promote
> IPv6 in the home to our Moonv6 Network Pilot by us beginning
> to deploy within Moonv6 the Teredo and Tunnel Broker industry
> mechanisms defined as work in the IETF awaiting some more
> analysis. We cannot wait on the IETF process, and need to
> move forward. We can work in the IETF as our members do now
> to assist with that specification process. I would like to
> log into UNH from my home to a server that permits me to
> avoid NAT with IPv6 and get around my ISP until they can
> fully support IPv6 as one example from Linux or XP, which are
> my client OS's used for IPv6. We should ask our ISP
> participants if they would support a pilot trial of Teredo
> and/or Tunnel Broker servers/relays in support of the Moonv6
> Network Pilot.
>
> This does not preclude other transition mechanisms for other
> purposes which are being deployed across the IPv6 earth each
> with key benefits too like manual tunnels, DSTM, and ISATAP.
> The IPv6 carpenters of the world will need many tools and one
> size does not fit all is our theme.
>
> Latif, Yanick, Patrick C., and I had an excellent discussion
> with China
> IPv6 Council members and we will and must help China IPv6
> network pilots to participate in Moonv6 in addition to
> European and others parts of the Asian region, and all
> regions within our IPv6 circumference.
>
> Lets make 2006 the year of wide IPv6 ready production
> deployment and in the home too.
>
> Thank You for your support and esp. to the
> engineers/architects inventing transition mechanisms and keep
> them coming, /jim
>
>
>
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