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Which IP address should be used to implement IoT/M2M services?
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Copyright©2015 NTT
corp. All Rights Reserved. Which IP address should be used to implement IoT/M2M services? Tomohiro Fujisaki Nippon Telegraph and Telephone CorporaIon
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2 Copyright©2015 NTT
corp. All Rights Reserved. IntroducIon Internet of Things (IoT) has become popular discussion topics. • Many IoT services have been started. • Many IoT related consorIums have been established and started to discuss many aspects of IoT. • Business, plaOorm, security and so on. To implement IoT services, “addressing” could be one important consideraIon point.
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3 Copyright©2015 NTT
corp. All Rights Reserved. Addressing in IoT AssumpIon: Target of this discussion is addressing for IoT/ M2M services with IPv6. • Those of IPv4 will use IPv4 private address.
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4 Copyright©2015 NTT
corp. All Rights Reserved. IoT/M2M service network ‘Addressing’ depends on the network structure. Type IoT service network: 1. Non dedicated network • “Things” connect to users’ network 2. Dedicated network connected to the Internet 3. IoT dedicated closed network 4. Non-‐IP network with IP gateway, etc.
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5 Copyright©2015 NTT
corp. All Rights Reserved. 1. Non dedicated network Internet IoT devices
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6 Copyright©2015 NTT
corp. All Rights Reserved. 2. Dedicated network connected to the Internet IPv6 capable IoT device Internet
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7 Copyright©2015 NTT
corp. All Rights Reserved. IoT dedicated closed network
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8 Copyright©2015 NTT
corp. All Rights Reserved. Non-‐IP network with IP gateway Non IP device Internet IP gateway
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CURRENT IPV6 POLICY
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10 Copyright©2015 NTT
corp. All Rights Reserved. Current IPv6 allocaIon policy AllocaIon criteria To qualify for an iniIal allocaIon of IPv6 address space, an organizaIon must: 1. Be an LIR 2. Not be an end site 3. Plan to provide IPv6 connecIvity to organizaIons to which it will make assignments. 4. Meet one of the two following criteria: • Have a plan for making at least 200 assignments to other organizaIons within two years, or • Be an exisIng LIR with IPv4 allocaIons from APNIC or an NIR, which will make IPv6 assignments or sub-‐allocaIons to other organizaIons and announce the allocaIon in the inter-‐ domain rouIng system within two years.
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11 Copyright©2015 NTT
corp. All Rights Reserved. Current IPv6 assignment policy Assignment criteria To qualify for an IPv6 assignment from APNIC, requestors must demonstrate their eligibility under one of the following four criteria; -‐ IPv6 for mulIhoming -‐ IPv6 for criIcal infrastructure -‐ IPv6 for Internet Exchange Points -‐ Provider Independent IPv6 assignment
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12 Copyright©2015 NTT
corp. All Rights Reserved. Current IPv6 policy 10.1.4. Provider Independent IPv6 assignment Requests for Provider Independent assignments must include a detailed plan of intended usage of the proposed address block over at least the 12 months following the allocaIon. 10.1.4.1. IniIal assignment OrganizaIons are eligible for an IPv6 Provider Independent delegaIon if they are able to demonstrate a valid reason that an assignment from their ISP, or LIR, is not suitable. For guidelines on what will be considered a valid technical or other reason, see "APNIC guidelines for IPv6 allocaIon and assignment requests". hep://www.apnic.net/ipv6-‐guidelines
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13 Copyright©2015 NTT
corp. All Rights Reserved. 1. Non dedicated network Internet IoT devices ISP assigns 2001:db8:1000::/56 Use assigned IPv6 address 2001:db8:1000:ffff::/128
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14 Copyright©2015 NTT
corp. All Rights Reserved. 2. Dedicated network connected to the Internet IPv6 capable IoT device Internet • It’s OK if using ISP’s address and connecIvity . • Can IoT service provider obtain address space?
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15 Copyright©2015 NTT
corp. All Rights Reserved. 3. IoT dedicated closed network • Which address should be used? • PI address? • ULA address? (ULA-‐C suitable?)
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16 Copyright©2015 NTT
corp. All Rights Reserved. 4. Non-‐IP network with IP gateway Non IP device Internet IP gateway • Which address should be used? • How much address size should be assigned?
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17 Copyright©2015 NTT
corp. All Rights Reserved. Summary: addressing of IoT/M2M service network ‘Addressing’ depends on the network structure. Type IoT service network: 1. Non dedicated network • “Things” connect to users’ network 2. Dedicated network connected to the Internet • Can “IoT service providers” obtain IPv6 address? 3. IoT dedicated closed network • PI? ULA? ULA-‐C will be beeer? 4. Non-‐IP network with IP gateway, etc. OK OK? ? ?
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18 Copyright©2015 NTT
corp. All Rights Reserved. Discussion Are there any cases where current IPv6 address policy cannot cover? • Other type of IoT network? • Need policy change? Which address should be used in ‘closed IoT’ network? • Possible to assign global PI address? • ‘ULA Central’ ?