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The IETF 71 Network Morgan Sackett [email protected]

The IETF 71 Network Morgan Sackett [email protected]

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Page 1: The IETF 71 Network Morgan Sackett msackett@verilan.com

The IETF 71 Network

Morgan [email protected]

Page 2: The IETF 71 Network Morgan Sackett msackett@verilan.com

General Status

• NOC is staffed by VeriLAN, volunteers and Comcast

• IPv6 across all announced wireless and wired networks

• All meeting areas have wireless, as does JW’s Restaurant

• SSID ietf-v6ONLY is exactly that

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Wireless• New AIR-1252 a/b/g/n access points donated by Cisco

- New access points have compatibility problems with 802.11b clients

- Fixed by deploying AIR-1131 access points, no fix for the AIR-1252s yet

• Service available in 3rd, 4th and 5th floor meeting rooms, Franklin Ballroom Lounge and JW’s restaurant.

• Lots of Wireless SSIDs– ietf (a/b/g)– ietf.1x (a/b/g)– ietf-a (a only)– ietf-a.1x (a only)

– ietf-v6ONLY (a/b/g) [no IPv4]

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Upstream Connectivity

• “100Gb” ethernet in building from Comcast. 8 x 10Gb into a single lambda to McLean, VA (AS 7922)

• 10Gb ethernet in building from Comcast on same fiber, different lambda, different termination (Philadelphia), same AS

• 100Mb backup wireless link to Comcast Center (AS 36733)• Native Comcast IPv6 connectivity

– Comcast peers with ISC and Global Crossing

• Backup IPv6 tunnel to ISC (down for now as native is good)• Peaking around 45Mb inbound / 30Mb outbound

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What we had to do to make IPv6 work:

Routing was non trivial for a simple multi-homed setup- “100Gb” line complicates setup as it presents as 8 x 10Gb interfaces with a single ebgp-multihop session and eight point to point static routes- 10 BGP peerings, 6 specifically for IPv6- Used tunnels in the beginning as native routing needed extensive work to ensure reachability. After many hours of work from Comcast and their peers we were able to go completely native.- HSRP couldn’t save us on IPv6 so devices using RA from backup didn’t always go the right way

Statefull DHCPv6 is running and issuing leases. Fairly simple to do(configure, make, make install and a simple config script worked)

DNS, SMTP and NTP servers had to be configured to listen on IPv6 interfaces

Management over IPv6 is still problematic, so a pure IPv6 network is still tricky to operate

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Network Contributors

• Cisco• Comcast• ISC

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Provider Thanks

• Cisco– Chris Elliott

• Comcast– Tony Tauber– Steve Meuse– George Dongarra– Frank Lavin

• ISC– Leo Bicknell– Suzanne Woolf– David Hankins

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VeriLAN Staff

• Morgan Sackett• Todd Hutchinson• Nick Kukich • Colin Doyle• Noah Weis

Volunteers

• Jim Martin• Bill Fenner• Joel Jaeggli• Bill Jensen• Chris Elliott