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The document discusses the need for IPv6, the implications and vision for IPv6, and examples of IPv6 deployment. Specifically, it notes that IPv4 addresses will run out by 2012, IPv6 enables new applications and devices, and provides a secure connection from end-to-end. It highlights Japan's earthquake early warning system over IPv6 multicasting as an example of successful IPv6 use today.
Davis Chris
- 1. End of Life for IPv4 – Time for IPv6 Christopher Davis Director of Marketing Global IP Network NTT Communications | NTT America March 20, 2008
- 2. Agenda Why do we have a need for IPv6? What are the implications and vision for IPv6? Examples of successful use of IPv6 today. © NTT America 2008. All Rights Reserved
- 3. Why IPv6? Leading with a carrot… Value adding IPv6 supports brand-new IP equipment and enables IP systems Higher reliability, maintenance & scalability Low cost IPv6 provides network integration and simple / smart IP network Pushing with a stick… IPv4 address exhaustion Government policies © NTT America 2008. All Rights Reserved
- 4. What Will Finally Drive IPv6 Deployment? IPv4 Address Depletion Current estimates are that IPv4 addresses will run out sometime around 2012 (depending the your source and consumption rates). This problem is more critical outside the U.S. where IPv4 address space is historically more limited. IPv6 is the best solution to the address shortage because of the massive increase in address space and a host of other benefits. New Applications Next generation network applications will require ubiquitous network access from a wide range of devices. IPv6 provides address space to uniquely identify these new devices and better end-to-end security to ease the deployment of these new services. We see new network applications as the most likely driver of IPv6 deployment. © NTT America 2008. All Rights Reserved
- 5. Agenda Why do we have a need for IPv6? What are the implications and vision for IPv6? Examples of successful use of IPv6 today. © NTT America 2008. All Rights Reserved
- 6. The Vision for IPv6 Secure IP Sec included in protocol End device to end device secure The peer to peer secure we’ve always wanted More and better certificates Intelligent Devices Sensor networks NTT Earthquake detection system Intelligent traffic signals & congestion systems Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA) Electric meters, water meters Healthcare monitoring systems Blood pressure, blood sugar, heart rate Endless ideas given the ample supply of addresses Peer-to-Peer More secure than ever Better connections Better support of VoIP and social networking (SNS) Multicast support Ad hoc networking Better tele-presence (particularly with more mobile and home office workers) Mobile Networks More mobile devices Ad hoc networks, auto discovery First responder systems Transportation Intelligent RFID tagging © NTT America 2008. All Rights Reserved
- 7. Big Picture of the IPv6 Goal © NTT America 2008. All Rights Reserved Now: Client-Server Model PC-oriented, One-way or Archive style Communication Evil of Anonymity, D.I.Y Connection Future: Machine-to-Machine(M2M) Model All IP, bidirectional and real-time communication Assignable ID per Machine, Managed Connection Home Network Office Network Data Center Mobile Network Sensor Network DTV PVR Home Security Monitor Camera IC Card MFP CO2 Management Building/Facility Management Digital Cam Mobile Phone Mobile Player Contents Remote Assistance CAD Collaboration IPv6 M2M IPv4 C-S PC PC PC Server
- 8. Agenda Why do we have a need for IPv6? What are the implications and vision for IPv6? Examples of successful use of IPv6 today. © NTT America 2008. All Rights Reserved
- 9. Global IP Network Map – 1Q 2008 © NTT America 2008. All Rights Reserved
- 10. New Applications for the Upgraded Internet Emergency Earthquake Alert Service The Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) is working with NTT Communications to use IPv6 as part of an earthquake early warning system. Sensors that detect tremors communicate with JMA server JMA server hands data to NTT IPv6 multicast server, which distributes data via the NTT IPv6 multicast network to consumers and businesses. System gives advance earthquake warnings to factories, railroads, utilities, schools and other companies & subscribers. This system can be developed to initiate automated fire-suppression system, to automatically stop elevators, close natural gas and petroleum pipeline valves, etc. Commercially offered to corporate customers since July 1, 2007. © NTT America 2008. All Rights Reserved
- 11. Earthquake Warning Alert System © NTT America 2008. All Rights Reserved IPv6 Multicast IPv6 Multicasting Weather Ministry warning warning IPv4 IPv6 The system provides a warning via an IPv6 multicast network before the earthquake arrives. Normal status Warning Notification earthquake sensor network Client calculates the arrival time Multicast Servers Distribution Server
- 12. IPv6 Connectivity Services in Japan © NTT America 2008. All Rights Reserved * http://www.soumu.go.jp/s-news/2007/070330_12.html Provider for Consumers for Enterprise Customers NTT Communications IPv6 Internet Connectivity (FTTH, ADSL, Wi-Fi, PHS, Dial-up) IPv6 Internet Connectivity NTT-East IPv6 Non-Internet Connectivity (Video Streaming, VOIP, TV Phone, File Sharing) IPv6 VPN NTT-West IPv6 Non-Internet Connectivity (Video Streaming, VOIP, TV Phone, File Sharing) IPv6 VPN KDDI IPv6 Internet Connectivity IIJ IPv6 Internet Connectivity Nifty IPv6 Internet Connectivity (ADSL) Free Bit IPv6 Internet Connectivity (Tunnel Service) IIJ mio IPv6 Internet Connectivity (Tunnel Service) NTT-ME (Xephion) IPv6 Internet Connectivity
- 13. More IPv6 Solutions Convenience Store Multicast network provides data simultaneously. 7,000+ stores in nation-wide in Japan. Intelligent Building "Saitama-wave" Facility network is worked on IPv6 network NTT Facilities provide IPv6 Building Automation System and sensors. Large number of sensors are connected and distinguished with plenty of IPv6 address. MIC project : "RFID-Tag system" Quality of beef is guaranteed with networked RFID-Tag System. RFID readers are secure-connected with IPv6 IPSec technology. RFID-Tag system traces from processing plant to home. © NTT America 2008. All Rights Reserved
- 14. To learn more about NTT America IPv6 solutions please contact one of our consultants at 1-877-8NTT-NET or sales@us.ntt.net
Editor's Notes
- #2: NTT America IPv6 Overview March 6, 2008