Adressing IPv6 strategy
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- The document discusses drivers for enterprises to adopt IPv6 including depletion of IPv4 addresses, governmental pushes for IPv6 adoption, and the need to support a mix of IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity. - It outlines challenges for enterprises in integrating IPv6, such as ensuring security and application/network readiness. Expertise in IPv6 is needed to reduce integration costs. - Recommendations include defining an IPv6 integration plan with objectives, conducting an IPv6 readiness assessment, and taking a gradual approach to integration to avoid risks of a one-time full migration. Orange Business Services offers IPv6 consulting services and VPN solutions to help enterprises with integration.
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Adressing IPv6 strategy
- 3. section 1 enterprise drivers
- 4. external drivers IPv4 @ depletion governmental push mix of connectivity
- 6. IPv4 @ forecasts source: Geoff Huston, APNIC likelihood of exhaustion IANA APNIC RIPENCC ARIN LACNIC AFRINIC 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Jan 2011 Jul 2011 Jan 2012 Jul 2012 Jan 2013 Jul 2013 Jan 2014 Jul 2014 Jan 2015 Jul 2015 close date
- 15. internal drivers summary internal mandate technical leadership new project or extension OS with IPv6 and no IPv6 security addressing not optimal (overlap, limitation) network merge and simplification addressing capacity, self-configuration capabilities new services IPv6 planning and activation may require time reduce costs of integration IP@ need expertise readiness security M2M VPN issue IPv6
- 17. section 2 customer challenges
- 20. section 3 our recommendations
- 24. section 4 our IPv6 strategy and network offer
- 29. please visit: www.ipv6.orange-business.com with IPv6 or IPv4 enterprise briefing please download: highlights #5 highlights #8 IPv6 factsheet
- 30. thank you Orange, the Orange mark and any other Orange product or service names referred to in this material are trade marks of Orange Personal Communications Services Limited. © Orange Personal Communications Services Limited. France Telecom Group restricted.
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- Transcript : We used to have charts in these presentations that would predict exhaustion at some point, around now. Now, what we need to look at how exhaustion going to ripple around the world. Once IANA ran out of addresses in January 2011, based on current consumption rates in each of the different regional registries, it's possible to have some rough predictions of when the regions are going to run out of their current allocations. Two important things to take out of this slide, one, it's hard to know with any form of precision when the addresses are going to go, but what it is possible to say is in what order the regions are going to run out of addresses. The current estimates have, the blue lines of Asia Pacific will happen probably some time this year, in the not too distant future, then we'll go to Europe and then North America and then there's a lag before Latin America and Africa run out of their addresses. The order is important. Asia Pac is, as expected, the area which is going to run out of v4 addresses first and second, the timing of when this address exhaustion is going to happen in the region is also pretty close. Often times, enterprise talk to us about, well, you know, what's the calendar, when is this going to impact me because right now we've run out of scarce resource,