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Promotion of phonetic wireless home LANs
Just an open discussion on pushing this new "healthy" and power friendly "greener" technology in IPv6Are gogo planning to develop this technology…Continue
Started Sep 1, 2011
NAT-PT or NAPT-PT Home wireless routers?
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Anyone know of any home wireless routers that are NAT-PT or NAPT-PT functional yet?
Tags: router, gateway, wireless, home, napt-pt
Started this discussion. Last reply by Mikael Lind Feb 11, 2010.
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Phil posted a blog postDS-lite & NAT64 Development and Implementation - next post
Making a new post to prevent too much editing.So carrying on from my previous post I am adding some items to this list and changing it slightly.I will keep this post updated and edited, extending until complete with my development on both DS-lite & NAT64. DS-lite / NAT64 Implementation Considerations======================================== 1. ScalabilityScalability is all about throughput control & service up time. Can I with a single box service this amount of customers, how many…See More
Worldwide IPv6 Translation Group (4-6, 6-4)
The main problem with transition is the method of translation for large carriers. This group is created for all architects/program & project managers to discuss the options and workable solutions already in place.See More
Erwin joined Phil's groupWorldwide IPv6 Translation Group (4-6, 6-4)
The main problem with transition is the method of translation for large carriers. This group is created for all architects/program & project managers to discuss the options and workable solutions already in place.See More
Phil commented on Phil's blog post 'Transition decisions NAT64 & DS-lite'"You would have to discuss directly with the vendors.
Alcatel is now primary for ISP with Juniper still having issues with throughput but still there as a viable option"
Phil posted a discussionPromotion of phonetic wireless home LANs
Just an open discussion on pushing this new "healthy" and power friendly "greener" technology in IPv6Are gogo planning to develop this technologyhttp://www.geeky-gadgets.com/future-light-bulbs-to-have-thier-own-ip-addresses-20-05-2011/See More
Olivier commented on Phil's blog post 'Transition decisions NAT64 & DS-lite'"Phil,
Could you elaborate on the source of your market share numbers. Let me quote your post "A10 holds 40% of the market share on the technologies at present with Alcatel closing up the lead."?
Again, my vision of the market is very…"
Phil commented on Phil's blog post 'Transition decisions NAT64 & DS-lite'"Hey Olivier,
there are numerous deployments and the italian job was done by a very close friend of mine.
And is more of PR deployment but still worth consideration. And public deployments are not necessarily the only ones out there I have had a…"
Olivier commented on Phil's blog post 'Transition decisions NAT64 & DS-lite'"
Hello Phil,
I would be very curious to understand where you got your CGN market share information. My vision of the current market is very different.
As you are focusing your post on DS-Lite, I would be curious to get any name…"
Phil replied to Abonk Farouk's discussion '{need help} problems with native ipv6'"have you tired to ping other IPv6 addresses that aren't on your public network?
And can you paste your netstat -rn & DNS servers?"
Phil commented on Phil's blog post 'Transition decisions NAT64 & DS-lite'"and a quick note on the cost. The CPE is owned most of the time by the operator and the sub has no choice to swap it. What they put on the other side is up to them and self-supported. The issue is this 16 euros per sub would be the…"
Phil commented on Phil's blog post 'Transition decisions NAT64 & DS-lite'"@Mikael.
There are two main dependencies for NAT64, which to define, due to all of the strange nomenclature in the RFCs & industry in general, is a 6 translation to 4 through DNS initialisation.
the first is if an ISP, or division…"
Mikael Lind commented on Phil's blog post 'Transition decisions NAT64 & DS-lite'"Why would you need the NAT64 in the broadband case? Most users will require support for IPv4 and NAT64 will not help with that. The only environment I can see an operator will use NAT64 would be in a mobile network where the terminals can be…"
Phil commented on Phil's blog post 'Transition decisions NAT64 & DS-lite'"actually the stability is pretty good.
We have tested up to 100k initials sessions at ten gig throughput and not found an issue.
The carrier grade boxes are pretty stable.
DS-lite is something I am really not worrying about only the network sync and…"
Mikael Lind joined Phil's groupWorldwide IPv6 Translation Group (4-6, 6-4)
The main problem with transition is the method of translation for large carriers. This group is created for all architects/program & project managers to discuss the options and workable solutions already in place.See More
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DS-lite & NAT64 Development and Implementation - next post
Making a new post to prevent too much editing.
So carrying on from my previous post I am adding some items to this list and changing it slightly.
I will keep this post updated and edited, extending until complete with my development on both DS-lite & NAT64.
DS-lite / NAT64 Implementation Considerations
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1. Scalability
Scalability is all about throughput control & service up…
ContinuePosted on November 22, 2011 at 7:00am
Transition decisions NAT64 & DS-lite
A few notes on the development of IPv6 transition technologies.
I have gone for NAT64 & DS-lite dependent on the requirement. DS-lite for most subscribers.
I have had two vendors in mind, both have been fully tested, A10 and Alcatel. However the four vendors that are now capable of DS-lite/NAT64 in full or partial functionality for carrier grade deployments that I know of are Alcatel, A10, Juniper & Huawei.
Now I have chosen two technologies…
ContinuePosted on June 27, 2011 at 8:00am — 10 Comments
IPv6/IPv4 translation requirements
So here I add my list of top level requirements for IPv6 translation. Continue
Considering not only the transition to 6 but the left behind 4 networks and the options they need to have for functionality. I hope it helps :)…
Posted on February 25, 2010 at 9:00am — 4 Comments
IPv6 Translation carrier grade
I am at present looking at our final solution for IPv6 translation for major telcos/ISPs in Europe. Now there are a few options to use on "last resort" to help control budget. Unfortunately, however, the major vendors, Cisco, Alcatel, Juniper, have been massively lax on their roadmaps towards translation methods as a whole for large transit carriers. It seems that at present while the new two /8s out to Asia this year we are looking at a 8-10% remainder of our IPv4 addressing just looking at… Continue
Posted on February 10, 2010 at 6:42am — 7 Comments
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gogo6 said… - Hi Phil, thanks for writing your blogs in February. Your "IPv6 Translation carrier grade" blog had the most comments so you win the gogoCPE. It will be released in about one month. Thanks again!
- At 10:14pm on February 10, 2010,
Anya Julia said… - Hi Phil, welcome to gogoNET! Please consider joining the "v6 in Netherlands" group. Also, if you fill out your profile you'll make better connections. See you later... and don't forget to invite your IPv6 friends to join us.
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