IPv6 Ready Logo Program;

Community interaction in the Internet industryfor research, development and deploymentinteroperability,stabilityMost conservative & experiencesplayer…….Supported by- Corporate Executives- R&E Network- Referenced stacksOperatorsStandardization body(IETF/ITU/W3C, etc.)VendorsResearch withPractical development

Steps to Establish Interoperability• Technical Standardization– IETF• Referenced Implementation– e.g., ISC(bind), KAME(BSD), USAGI(Linux)• Conformance testing– e.g., TAHI• Interoperability testing– e.g., Moonv6/ UNH-IOL, PLUGTEST, Connectathon, TAHI• Testbed operation– e.g., Abilene, 6NET/EURO6IX/GEANT, JGN/WIDE, APAN

IPv6 Referenced ImplementationKAME IPv6 for *BSD* (since 1998)- Keio Univ., Univ. of Tokyo, Fujitsu, IIJ,NECHitachi,, Toshiba, Yokogawa- http://www.kame.netUSAGI IPv6 for LINUX (since 2000)- Keio Univ.,Yokogawa, Toshiba, IBM, Sharp,Hitachi, NTT-Soft, Univ.of Tokyo, HUT- http://www.linux-ipv6.orgTAHI IPv6 Test & Evaluation (since 1998)- Yokogawa, Univ.of Tokyo, NTT Group, Yasukawa,- IPv6 Promotion Council Certificate WG- http://www.tahi.orgDNS and BIND (since 2001)- USC-ISI, ISC

IPv6 Ready Logo Programrun by IPv6 ForumSeptember 1, 1, 2003 20031. 1. Test Test Specification Released2. 2. Practical logo logo program startsContacts:Hiroshi Esaki Jim Bound Latif Ladid,

Structure of Program• Board of IPv6 Forum– Chairperson : Latif Ladid– Technical Directorate Chairperson : Jim Bound @HP• IPv6 Ready Logo Program– Chairperson• Hiroshi Esaki @ WIDE/IPv6-PC– Technical Officers• Cesar Viho @ IRISA• Benjamin Schultz / Rob Wolff @ UNH-IOL• Hiroshi Miyata @ TAHI / Yokogawa(*) special thanks to Philippe Cousin (ETSI) and to Laurent Toutain(IRISA) for boot strap phase of program and for continuoussupporting and contribution

ResponsibilitiesChairHiroshi ESAKITechnicalMarketAdministrativeLegalHiroshi MIYATA(TAHI/IPv6-PC)Ben Shultz(UNH-IOL)Cesar Viho(IRISA)Philippe Cousin(ETSI)

Face-to-Face Meetings• 1 st Meeting– 14th May, 2003 @ Madrid• 2 nd Meeting– 21st July @ ETSI Sophia Antipolis• 3 rd Meeting– 22nd September @ Brussels (14:30 at Theater)• 4 th Meeting– 8 th December @ Arlington

Objectives• Phase 1, i.e., minimum requirements– Encourage every organizations that will deployIPv6– Inform ordinary people of equipment andservice interoperability and conformance forequipments and services• Phase 2, i.e., complete requirements– Check and ensure the equipment and serviceinteroperability and conformance according tothe IPv6 technical standards.

Notes• Phase 1 program runs, even after the release of Phase 2• Logo Design– Logo of Phase 1 and Phase 2 can be distinguished• Phase 1 : Silver background• Phase 2 : Gold background– Logo ID includes• Serial Number• Version number for testing specification• Approved functional component(s)• List of products approved for the IPv6 Ready Logo ispublished on the Web.

Notes (Cont’)• Co-operation with other programs– Interoperability Laboratories• UNH-IOL(at USA), NICI(at Taiwan)– Interoperability events• Connectathon, PLUGTEST, UNH-IOL, TAHI• Moonv6Focusing on complex/complete interoperability againstadvanced functions, e.g., routing protocol

Products for Phase 1 Logo• Host equipment• Router equipment• Operating System (e.g., Linux)• IPv6 Protocol Stack (e.g., VxWorks)(*) Application (e.g., mail server) and service(e.g., ISP) is for further study

Application Procedure1. Conformance testing by Self-test2. Interoperability testing with two Routersand two Host3. Fill out application form and send to thefollowing e-mail address with the test log< v6-apply@v6pc.jp >4. Agree the logo license agreement(*) Self-test base and Interoperability test event base areessentially based on the same testing criteria, which isPhase 1 test specification.

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Phase I Approved Products• As of December 8, 2003

Coverage andPrimary Responsibilityfor Phase 2IPv6 CoreMLDMIPv6IPsecMigrationUNH/IOLUNH/IOLIPv6PC/TAHIIPv6PC/TAHIIRISANov.2003 Nov.2003 Oct.2003 Feb.2004 Jan.2004[Due for the first draft test specification](*) Self-test suites ; Targeting 2Q of 2004.

Policy of Phase 2 Logo• Our assumption is ;that the vendor will apply core and MLD, first.Then, they add IPSec, MIPv6 and migration.• From this perspective, core and MLD is basic andIPSec/MIPv6/Migration is an optional.• We give a logo, when the product passes at leastone component.• Which component(s) the product passes isrepresented by Logo-ID.(*) it would be like a control flag in TCP header.

Summary• IPv6 Forum “IPv6 Ready Logo Program”– Global unique test specification/criteria– Global collaboration– Encourage the deployment of IPv6 technology• Contact for application– Web http://www.ipv6ready.org– Mail – Chair Hiroshi Esaki

THANK YOU…..Oh, by the way,…..“5th TAHI/v6PC Test Event”• January 19-23, 2004.• Makuhari (near downtown Tokyo), JAPAN• http://www.tahi.org/by Hiroshi Esaki