Ipv6 in Sweden

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Ipv6 in Sweden

• Main actors KTH, LTU, SCINT
• NGNI ipv6 Roadmap
• Open.net,  focus on user-driven development of
  open local access networks, services and usage
• Radiosphere6, focus on open mobility
• Swedish 6IX, focus on routing, naming and
  addressing

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Ipv6 experiences and ongoing work

• 6bone pTLA/6net connection via Nordunet/Sunet
  sTLA
• http//www.SwedenOpen.net/ testbeds
  (local industry funding only)
• Open Operator-neutral access network
• Solix, Stockholm open local internet exchange
• Radiosphere
• NGNI/ipv6 roadmap 
• IpTV/VoD/VC/VoIP, client/server protocol stacks
  and middleware, core network
• gaming, industrial application

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NGNi ipv6 road mapbased on stockholmopen.net
testbed

• Services IpTV/VoD/VC/VoIP (stb consortium)
• client/server protocol stacks and middleware
  implementations (Microsoft, Linux, )
• Network components (Cisco, Juniper, Linux,)

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NGNi Gaming Industrial IT

• Industriell IT
• Physical objects going to IT-characteristics
• One integrated architecture
• Real-time
• Compatible building blocks
• Certified compatibility
• Collaborative commerce
• Plant/process modeling
• Underlying infrastructure?
• IPv6 not used yet !
• Platforms
• .NET, Dynamic e-Business, Sun ONE.
• IT Players
• IBM, Microsoft, HP,SUN

• Gaming
• 3 Consoles Xbox, PS2, GC
• Online features
• Xbox Live
• data centers
• Broadband adaptor for PS2 and GC
• Underlying infrastructure?
• IPv6 not used yet !
• Convergence of Consoles and PCs
• Crossplatforms
• Butterfly.net / Terraplay
• IT Players
• IBM, Microsoft, Sony

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EuropeOpen.net

• User driven development of usage, services and
  access networks (ethernet/wlan/gsm/gprs) in
  cooperation between user agents, regions, cities,
  universities and industry
• Emphasis on services, operator neutrality and
  support for mobility, security/privacy
• Participation from several European region
• Public spaces
• Rural areas
• Public housing, condominiums, own homes
• Shopping malls/airports/railway stations/bus
  terminals
• Arenas for sports and athletics
• -------

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What is open?

• Open local access to anyone (ethernet/wlan/gsm/gpr
  s accesspoints on one LAN)
• Choice of upstreams ISP to reach the global
  network (several gateways)
• Open for extensions by anyone (opens up for local
  business models)
• Open local exchange points (savings for small
  isps)
• Open Source Software

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RadioSphere6

• Evolving Internet to support all aspects of
  mobility. Straight Internet, but mobile access.
• IPv6 is necessary but not sufficient.
• Exploit wired broadband deployment and build a
  Mobile Internet directly on this.
• Close price/performance gap between wired/fixed
  and wireless/mobile.
• True openness, right for anyone to compete and
  extend network.
• Licence-free radio essential component.

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IX - Issues

• Relationship between ISPs and ASPs
• Relationship between large and small ISPs
• Cost sharing
• Business Models
• AUPs
• Congestion issues
• Scalability of Public Peering points
• QoS in the Peering
• Optical switching
• Traffic engineering
• Redundancy for increased availability
• New services

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The Swedish 6IX goals.
Esnet CAnet Abilene
Distributed 6TAP StarTAP
NGI ISPs 1 - 3.. and Mobile Internet Providers
...
SOLIX
Kista NAP
6IX
?
Surfnet
6NET
AMSIX
Euro6IX
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