On Sat, Oct 15, 2005 at 08:36:29PM +0930, Mark Prior wrote:
> It might be "closer" if we turned up IPv6 with Sprint but are they
> native yet?
Nope.
http://www.nanog.org/mtg-0405/augmentation.html and
http://www.nanog.org/mtg-0405/pdf/rockell.pdf
Although it's dated, I don't believe it's changed (much) at all.
the added complexity is:
1) software testing/validation
. need to test v6 transport to/from box
. need to test v6 igp (ospfv3, isis, rip, w00t)
. need to test v6 ibgp
. need to test v6 ebgp
2) added link configuration
. need to assign a /31 to link and a /126
3) added network config complexity
. need to add v6 ibgp and ebgp peers
. need to validate nobody forgot step #2 in the path
4) some devices do IPv6 in software, this means using limited
rotuer cpu resources for something that is done in hw for
ipv4.
5) internal policies to make 1-4 happen, including increased
budgets for IT tools, etc.. require serious commitment
at large corporations.
- jared
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