Title: Guide for Creating Powerpoint Presentations
1IPv4 to IPv6 network migration by Rodney
Smith For CS158 4-11-2005
2Overview
- Requirements for transition to an IPv6 network.
- Steps towards migration to an IPv6 network.
3Requirements for transition to an IPv6 network
- The IPv6 network should perform just as well as
the IPv4 network. (ex. Enough memory) - Network Management tools for IPv6 network. (ex.
Cisco Works) - No disruption in service. (ex. Enough CPU)
- Address allocation.
4Steps Towards IPv6 migration
IPv6 Address allocation
- Obtain IPv6 address space allocation.
- Can obtain via Regional Internet Registry. (ex.
Ripe NCC) - The more addresses obtained the better but should
not be a problem with IPv6
5Steps Towards IPv6 Migration
Plan how addresses will be assigned between
network sites.
- In IPv4 we would use variable length subnet masks
to provide a hierarchical way of assigning
addresses - In IPv6 we are not restricted as much and can
assign one sized mask to all sites.
6Steps Towards IPv6 Migration
Network Management tools
- Must be able to provide a way to monitor IPv6
enabled network with IPv6 enabled mangement
tools. - Example of one such tool is Cisco Works
7Steps Towards IPv6 Migration
- Simple IPv4 Network for Medium to Large networks
Transition Path for IPv4 Network
8Steps Towards IPv6 Migration
Transition Path for IPv4 Network
- Dual-Stack
- 6to4 tunnel
- Tunnel Broker
- Layer 2 VPN
9Steps Towards IPv6 Migration
Transition Path for IPv4 Network
10Steps Towards IPv6 Migration
Routing Protocol
- OSPFv3
- ISIS for IPv6
- BGP-4
- RIPng (dont use this!)
11Steps Towards IPv6 Migration
Enable Endpoints of network
- WinXP Win2k are IPv6 compatible. Enable all
endpoints of single site after upgrade of
routers. - Make sure you plan and test how this upgrade
would occur.
12Questions and Comments?