Client and server products for a trial and beyond
My presentations will cover gogo6 products for doing a trial today, both the network part of it as well as the solution for getting IPv6 into the home. It will also cover the evolution from a trial into early IPv6 production in an IPv4 scarce world and beyond.

Home CPEs

The equipment in the home is going to play an important role in the roll out of IPv6 and how it can be used. Home routers and modems are today mostly IPv4 only which limits the possibilities to add IPv6 even if an operator wanted to. There are exceptions and functions that can help the deployment and that is what I will cover in the presentation.



Freenet6 case study

Freenet6 is one of the longest running and largest IPv6 tunnel… Continue

After some tweaking together with Google to make sure access is good we have now enabled native IPv6 access to the Google services for Freenet6 Tunnel users. This means that you can access www.google.com and most other Google services using IPv6 when you are connected using Freenet6. This is different than ipv6.google.com which only gives IPv6 access to search but nothing else and requires you to use a different domain name.



What you need to do to… Continue

We have now brought the gogoSERVER in Sydney online. Many thanks to the people at IPv6Now for all the help getting it up and running. If you want to connect directly to Sydney it is sydney.freenet6.net for registered users. All users who use anonymous.freenet6.net (which is default) or authenticated.freenet6.net will automatically be redirected to Sydney next time they connect if that is the closest server available.

In the process of setting up the system we ran into some IPv6 routing… Continue

In 2007 the IETF deprecated the NAT-PT translation solution (RFC4966) because translation was considered harmful. Less than two years later translation it is back in the IETF and back with force. During the 75th IETF meeting in Stockholm this week translation was one of the big topics and one of the topics with a great sense of urgency. The replacement for NAT-PT is now called NAT64 and offers a translation between IPv6 and IPv4 in much of the same ways as NAT-PT. There are of course… Continue