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TAHI Project Overview: Advancing IPv6 Interoperability and Conformance Testing

The TAHI Project aims to improve the quality of IPv6 through verification technologies and freely available tools. During its first interoperability test event held in Tokyo from September 26 to October 1, 1999, participants from 15 groups across multiple countries engaged in conformance and interoperability testing. Current efforts focus on developing scenarios for hosts and routers, emphasizing basic communication specifications and routing protocols. Future plans include enhancing testing capabilities and conducting more events. For more details and resources, visit http://www.tahi.org/.

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TAHI Project Overview: Advancing IPv6 Interoperability and Conformance Testing

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  1. TAHI Project 46th IETF Nov, 1999, Washinton, D.C. Hiroshi Miyata Yokogawa Digital Computer Corp. miyata@ydc.co.jp TAHI project

  2. Introduction • Our objectives • 1st Interoperability test event in Tokyo • TAHI project current status and future plans TAHI project

  3. Our objectives • Contributing quality improvement of IPv6. • Developing verification technologies • Making our tools freely available. TAHI project

  4. 1st Interoperability test eventin Tokyo TAHI project

  5. When & Where • When • from Sep 26 1999 12:00 JST • to Oct 1 1999 16:00 JST (2.5 Test days + 3 Reserved days) • Where • Sasakawa Hall, Tokyo, Japan TAHI project

  6. Participants • from France, Denmark, U.S., Korea, Japan • 15 Groups • 18 Implementations TAHI project

  7. Menu • Conformance test • Interoperability test using scenarios • Making ad-hoc network TAHI project

  8. Interoperability picture(1) TAHI project

  9. Interoperability picture(2) TAHI project

  10. ad-hoc network topology 14Routers 10Hosts TAHI project

  11. TAHI projectcurrent status and future plans TAHI project

  12. Interoperability test scenarios(current) • Host • 5 scenarios • Focusing on • Basic specification (Onlink/Offlink basic communication) • Router • 13 scenarios • Focusing on • Basic specification (working with hosts) • Routing (RIPng/BGP4+) TAHI project

  13. Interoperability test tools • packet analyzer • input: tcpdump file • output: original format • traffic generator • Manager/Agent style • Agent <-> Agent Works on FreeBSD 2.2.8/3.2/3.3 + KAME TAHI project

  14. Conformance test tools • Having been available • ND (almost done) • Stateless address conf. • Path MTU • Basic specification • New tests of Release-0.4 • ND (RS/RA tests for a router) • ICMPv6 • Coming soon • ND (Redirect tests for a router) • IPsec AH/ESP • IPv6/IPv4 Tunneling • Address Architecture Works on FreeBSD 2.2.8/3.2/3.3 TAHI project

  15. Future plans • Enhancing interoprability test and　conformance test or more. • Ex. routing, IPsec, performance • Next test event TAHI project

  16. Contact points • Where you can get • Our tools and scenarios • More information about TAHI project, http://www.tahi.org/ All scenarios and tools listed the abovehave been freely available. • Contact point contact@tahi.org TAHI project

  17. Demo… TAHI project

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