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7–9 Sept 2016
The Technical and Innovation Centre
Europe/London timezone

The Top 5 Things You need to keep in Mind when preparing your IPv6 Addressing Plan

9 Sept 2016, 09:30
30m
Main Auditorium (The Technical and Innovation Centre)

Main Auditorium

The Technical and Innovation Centre

University of Strathclyde 99 George Street Glasgow G1 1RD
Main Session

Speakers

Mrs McKillop Veronika (President of UK IPv6 Council) Tom Coffeen (Infoblox)

Description

One of the first steps in an IPv6 deployment project is to obtain an IPv6 prefix for your organisation and create an IPv6 addressing plan. Thanks to the growth of IPv6 deployment globally, there is more experience and new best practices are created that can assist with such a task.

Summary

This session will present the top 5 major points you need to consider and focus on when writing your addressing plan. The aim is to provide attendees with guidance and suggestions.

Some of the points covered will be the following:
- Splitting up the IPv6 prefix based on various criteria
- Picking the right size of prefix to delegate for Homenet considerations
- Possibility and potential impact of /64 per host (draft-ietf-v6ops-unique-ipv6-prefix-per-host)
- Addressing the data center
We will conclude with two examples of real IPv6 addressing plans - from an ISP and an Enterprise environment.

Primary authors

Mrs McKillop Veronika (President of UK IPv6 Council) Tom Coffeen (Infoblox)

Presentation materials