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From IPv4 to IPv6: Challenges and Opportunities

From IPv4 to IPv6: Challenges and Opportunities. IGF Workshop (CIR) Nov 12 2007 Rio de Janeiro. The Organizers. Japan Network Information Center (JPNIC) Number Resource Organization (NRO) Internet Society (ISOC) Internet Association Japan (IA Japan)

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From IPv4 to IPv6: Challenges and Opportunities

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  1. From IPv4 to IPv6:Challenges and Opportunities IGF Workshop (CIR) Nov 12 2007 Rio de Janeiro

  2. The Organizers Japan Network Information Center (JPNIC) Number Resource Organization (NRO) Internet Society (ISOC) Internet Association Japan (IA Japan) Japan Internet Service Providers Association (JAIPA) Institute for InfoSocionomics, Kumon Center, Tama University Center for Global Communications, International University of Japan (GLOCOM) Global Internet Policy Initiative (GIPI)

  3. Agenda & Speakers

  4. The View from End User andPublic Intereston IPv4 Depletion, Transition to IPv6 IGF, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil Nov 12 2007 Izumi Aizu Institute for InfoSocionomics, Kumon Center, Tama University Institute for HyperNetwork Society JAPAN

  5. Challenges:What are we going to do? • Users • Individual: Wait & See or Act? • still use v4 or move to v6?: $200, Switch ISP, change Mail address? – When? How? • Corporate: buy-in from Top- Risk M’gmnt & BCP • Estimate address demand for 3 years, plan Transition: $15K for 2009, $25k for 2010…? • Shortage of IT staff? • Network admin in University: no extra budget!? • Government • all sites with dual capacity - may take 7 years!?

  6. Focus on Public InterestALAC Statement at ICANN LA meeting, Oct 31 • Allocation of remaining IPv4 be “fair & equitable” • Participate open & inclusive policy development • Concern about “anti-competitive market” • Secondary market, recollect unused IPv4 • Transition to IPv6 • Awareness campaign for timely transition • Provide accurate information to avoid media hype • Ensure all “public sites” have v4v6 dual capacity • Developing countries for timely & affordable transition • Timeline to operate transition in timely manner

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