IPv6 Joint Experiment Report in 2001
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Network WASEDA-NET
History
MAY 2001 IPv6 Connectivity Services for 50th IETF debriefing session
JUN 2001 WASEDA University IPv6 IGP changes from RIPng to OSPF6
SEP 2001 IPv6 Connectivity Services for 51th IETF debriefing session
NOV 2001 Planning IPv6 Multihome
DEC 2001 Peering Negotiation with WIDE & IMnet
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IPv6 Connectivity Services for IETF debriefing session
In 50th IETF debriefing session at WASEDA University, we offered IPv4/IPv6 Connectivity Services with IEEE802.11b Wireless LAN.
50th IETF Connectivity IPv4 : IPv6 = 16 : 2
51th IETF Connectivity IPv4 : IPv6 = 30 : 6
52th IETF Connectivity IPv4 : IPv6 = 20 : 7
Network Topology
Routing
Our Border Router is connected pc8.otemachi.wide.ad.jp using IPv6 over IPv4. RIPng daemon of our Border Router redistributes default route to WASEDA University OSPF6 Network. The other POPs redistribute static & RIPng routes to OSPF6 Network and redistributes default route to leaf sites.
Address Allocation
In 2001, we allocated IPv6 address ( 2001:200:125:xx/56) of 10 organizations. So we have 13 organizations in WASEDA University.
Nishi-Waseda Campus
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Ohkubo Campus
Planning IPv6 Multihome
We have learned IPv6 routing two years and we wanted to try IPv6 Multihoming. But WASEDA University didn't have ASN, so we tried to get ASN. We negotiated WIDE Project and IMnet in December, and we could get ASN in January 2002.
WASEDA University Graduate School of Science and Engineering Goto Laboratory