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Vision & Way Forward

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The IPv4 Address Exhausting Debate

2010

2030

Tony Hain

Geoff Huston 4%

2011

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All ISPs will have to take off like this!”All ISPs will have to take off like this!” Anonymous 2010Anonymous 2010

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Trillions of

- RFIDs- Sensors

Billions ofSmart Devices- Vehicles- Buildings

5 Billions- Mobile Phones- PDAs

650 MNodes

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First Cloud of Cloud Computing

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Governance

Operation

Integration

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Cloud Landscape

Application

Platform

Infrastructure

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Large number of virtual interfaces Beyond capacity of CGN Direct connectivity required

• Impossible to distinguish between internal and external systems

o Intra-cloudo Inter-cloudo User-access

P2P potential

Massive scalability Hierarchical internal address space of provider Avoid connection brokers (ALG/NAT)

No “need” for NAT Always connected user experience Mobile IPv6 Customer connectivity “Easier” implementation Unified Communications

Mobility Seamless user experience Always Connected users

• Move from one access network to another

Cloud Abstraction Workload rebalancing

Virtual Machine relocation

Automatic Deployment Ease of provisioning

• Stateless auto configuration• Dynamic renumbering

Dynamic allocation of capacity• Auto configuring virtual machines based on demand fluctuation

Mandated encryption and authentication helps a lot in IPv6

ScalabilitySy n e r g i e s b e t w e e n C C & I P v 6Sy n e r g i e s b e t w e e n C C & I P v 6

Always-on & Seamless

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Technological vision and ITU 2005report on “Internet of Things”

Sensor networksWSN

Sensorsand

actuators

sensingthings

2D Codes

IPv6 RFID

taggingthings

ContextawarenessSmart materials

Edge intelligencecognitiverobotics

Thinkingthings

nanotechThe disappearing

processornanomaterials

shrinkingThingsIPv6

ITU: again wrongon IPv6

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” ”Peace of Peace of cake!”cake!”

Anonymous Anonymous 20082008

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OnlyTime Will Tell…

Finally an email that walks !