IPv6 Working Group
Location: 
Grand Ballroom
Dates: Tuesday, 5 May, 16:00-18:00
A. Administrative Matters
- Welcome
- Select a scribe
- Jabber Monitor
- Microphone Etiquette
- Approve Minutes from RIPE 57
- Finalise agenda [PDF - 420KB]
B. Developments/Initiaitives Regarding IPv6 in the RIPE Region and Beyond - Paul Hoogsteder, IPv6 Peering BoF
- Input from the audience
C. RIPE NCC IPv6 Update - Erik Romijn [PDF - 3MB]
- Diving a bit more into things outside of the RIPE NCC network itself, but also some of the measurements we have from our services
D. Google IPv6 Update - Lorenzo Colitti
E. Report(s) About Actual v6 Traffic Volume as Compared to v4? What's real out there, not what's on PowerPoint?
- Hurricane Electric's IPv6 Teredo & 6to4 - Thoughts for RIPE 58 - Martin J. Levy, Hurricane Electric [PDF - 780KB]
- Input from the audience
F. Global IPv6 Routing Table Status - Gert Doering [PDF - 260KB]
G. Discussion: Deaggration of /32 Prefixes - Input from the audience/input to Address Policy Working Group
- The RIPE IPv6 Allocation Policy says:
"To qualify for an initial allocation of IPv6 address space, an organisation must [...] advertise the allocation that they will receive as a single prefix if the prefix is to be used on the Internet."
Quoted from: Section 5: Policies for Allocations and Assignments
H. Overview of ISOC's Current Activity with Regard to IPv6 Deployment - Matthew Ford [PDF - 1.1MB]
I. Proposed EU IPv6 Survey - Maarten Botterman, TNO [PDF - 1.14MB]
Y. Input for the RIPE NCC Activity Plan - Input from the audience
Z. A.O.B.