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Addressing Networking Challenges With Latest Innovations in IPv6

Mark Townsley, Cisco Fellow BRKRST-2616

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How many unique IPv6 Addresses seen by Akamai in ?

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Date IPv6 Addresses Observed / week

IPv6 Addresses Observed / day Akamai IPv6 Requests / Day

June 2011 (W6D) 280 thousand 8.3 million

June 2012 (W6L) 19 million 3.8 billion

June 2013 300 million 10+ billion

Dec 2013 600 million 20+ billion

Sept 2014 1.23 billion 211 million 38+ billion

Feb 2015 1.70 billion 310 - 448 million 50+ billion

Source: Erik Nygren, Paris IPv6 World Congress, March 2015

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How long did it take for IPv6 Adoption at Telenet to go from to ?

4

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How much faster is IPv6 than IPv4 for Facebook mobile users?

Faster Slower

Disclaimer: Results are preliminary, more detailed analysis underway. Source: Paul Saab, Facebook

v4

Time to HTTP GET completion

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What % of Cable Modems are Managed via IPv6-Only?

Doubled in 5 months

Cable Modem Management

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http://6lab.cisco.com

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% of IPv6 users as seen by Google in the U.S.

18% Today

30% in one year

Data: Google, Forecasting: Eric Vyncke, Cisco

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And in 2 years? Somewhere between

50% and 70%

Source: Eric Vyncke, Cisco

Logistic S-curve Polynomial 3rd order

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IPv6 Only

Dual Stack Core

IPv6-Only

Preserve Prepare Prosper

464-xlat Dual-Stack

IPv6 Only

Dual Stack Core

MA

P, LW46…

4 over 6

2015

World IPv6 Day

2011 2012 2013 2014

World IPv6 Launch IPv6 in the laboratory IPv6-Centric Networking

2010

IPv6 at Scale

6

Internet

IPv4 Only

IPv4 Core

IPv4-Only NAT

NAT

Dual Stack Core

IPv4 Only

Dual-Stack

6rd, L2TP…

NAT 6 over 4 4

Dual Stack

Dual-Stack

4 6

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IPv6 Source Address (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101 01010010111101010010101011111101 10110010110111010011101010011101 10010010110101010010101010010101

IPv6 Destination Address (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101 01010010111101010010101011111101 10110010110111010011101010011101 10010010110101010010101010010101

IPv6 Source Address (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101!01010010111101010010101011111101!10110010110111010011101010011101!10010010110101010010101010010101!

IPv6 Destination Address (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101 01010010111101010010101011111101 10110010110111010011101010011101 10010010110101010010101010010101

IPv6 Source Address (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101 01010010111101010010101011111101 10110010110111010011101010011101 10010010110101010010101010010101

IPv6 Destination Address (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101 01010010111101010010101011111101 10110010110111010011101010011101 10010010110101010010101010010101

IPv6 Source Address (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101 01010010111101010010101011111101 10110010110111010011101010011101 10010010110101010010101010010101

IPv6 Destination Address (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101 01010010111101010010101011111101 10110010110111010011101010011101 10010010110101010010101010010101

IPv6 Segment Routing (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101 01010010111101010010101011111101 10110010110111010011101010011101 10010010110101010010101010010101

IPv6 Segment Routing (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101 01010010111101010010101011111101 10110010110111010011101010011101 10010010110101010010101010010101

IPv6 Segment Routing (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101 01010010111101010010101011111101 10110010110111010011101010011101 10010010110101010010101010010101

IPv6 Segment Routing (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101 01010010111101010010101011111101 10110010110111010011101010011101 10010010110101010010101010010101

IPv6 Segment Routing (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101 01010010111101010010101011111101 10110010110111010011101010011101 10010010110101010010101010010101

IPv6 Segment Routing (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101 01010010111101010010101011111101 10110010110111010011101010011101 10010010110101010010101010010101

IPv6 Segment Routing (128 bits)

11010010110a101010010101010011101 01010010111101a010010101011111101 10110010110111010011101010011101 10010010110101010010101010010101

IPv6 Segment Routing (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101 01010010111101010010101011111101 10110010110111010011101010011101 10010010110101010010101010010101

IPv4 Destination Address (32 bits) 10100010110101010010101010011101

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Access Network:

SP Edge Core Transport

DC Network Servers/VM DC Edge Services

DC Edge

Customer Edge

End Point

Apps Services Processes Services Data

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IPv6 Centric Networking A global conduit of shared information touching applications, services, networks, processes, data…

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Agenda

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6 different networking challenges addressed with IPv6 Exciting New IPv6-Centric Research and Innovation

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Network Challenge #1 Build a scalable Carrier Grade IPv4 NAT

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IPv6 Only

IPv6-Centric Networking with MAP

> 0 130.67.1 /24 + 01010101 111000

IPv4 Address Port

IPv6 Prefix

Interface ID Subnet-ID 2001:0DB8:00 /42 01010101 111000

IPv4 IPv6

MAP

“IPv4 as a service”

MAP uses IPv6 Routing to provide a stateless, distributed, highly scalable,IPv4 CGN service

MAP

MAP

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Free “MAP” IP Address & Port Calculator http://6lab.cisco.com/map/MAP.php

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IPv6 Only

Dual Stack Core

IPv6-Only

Preserve Prepare Prosper

464-xlat Dual-Stack

IPv6 Only

Dual Stack Core

MA

P, LW46…

4 over 6

2015

World IPv6 Day

2011 2012 2013 2014

World IPv6 Launch IPv6 in the laboratory IPv6-Centric Networking

2010

IPv6 at Scale

6

Internet

IPv4 Only

IPv4 Core

IPv4-Only NAT

NAT

Dual Stack Core

IPv4 Only

Dual-Stack

6rd, L2TP…

NAT 6 over 4 4

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Google Search: % IPv6 vs. IPv4

Source: Google

Glitch

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Network Challenge #2 Raising the Bar in Home Networking

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1.  Networks shall have ample IP address space 2.  Routers shall know where to send packets 3.  Names resolve to addresses 4.  Human touch is not required

No matter how many routers or how they are connected…

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Reaching the bar IETF Homenet Working Group

•  Homenet is commonly in the top 3 (of 120) most well attended WGs

•  http://tools.ietf.org/wg/homenet/

Cisco Homenet Tech Fund •  Funding for open source

development, prototyping, etc. •  http://www.homewrt.org

Open Source

Sta

ndar

ds

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10.1.2.3/24

192.168.1/24

192.168.1/24

128.66.12.34/32

192.168.4/24

192.168.3/24

192.168.100/24

2001:db8::/64

10.2.2.3/24

0 Home Routers 1 Home Router 2 Home Routers 3 Home Routers 4 Home Routers 5 Home Routers 7 Home Routers 10+ Home Routers

Evolution of an IPv4 home network

IPv4 IPv6

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/64 from A,B,C

/64 from A,B,C

/64

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A,B

,C

/64 from A,B,C

/64 from A,B,C

2. Discover Topology 3. Distribute Prefixes 4. Configure Hosts

1. Identify Border Routers

One active dhcp server per link

ISP A

ISP B

ISP C

(DHCPv6-PD, /56)

(6rd, /60)

(/48, Configured)

1

2

3

4

5

Home Net Control Protocol (HNCP)

HNCP

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One active dhcp server per link

ISP A

ISP B

ISP C

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2

3

4

5

IPv6 focus, but applicable to IPv4

HNCP

1. Identify Border Routers 2. Discover Topology

3. Distribute Prefixes 4. Configure Hosts

2a. Select Private IPv4 Range

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Home-wide Service Discovery via “Hybrid Proxy”

1. Routers run dns-sd servers, addresses provided to hosts in DHCP config

2. mdns and dns-sd requests sent by host

3. Homenet Routers relay request as mdns (multicast), exactly once per link in the home

4. mdns replies are sent to host via dns-sd (unicast)

② 

③ 

④ 

①  ② 

②  dnssd

dnssd

dnssd mdns

dns-sd

dns-sd

mdns

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Multiple IPv6 Prefixes – ISP Selection

ISP A

ISP B

DHCPv6-PD A

DHCPv6-PD B

HNCP src addr = B

src addr = A

A B

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ISP A

ISP B

DHCPv6-PD A

DHCPv6-PD B Service B

Service A

Multiple IPv6 Prefixes – Service Selection

HNCP src addr = B

src addr = A

A B

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Credit: Gert Doering, SpaceNet AG, Munich Germany

IPv6-Centric Application Integration

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Network Challenge #3 Tacking up and Tearing Down Transition Tunnels

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Auto IPv6

IPv4

IPv6

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Auto IPv6

IPv4

IPv6

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Auto IPv6

IPv4

IPv6

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IOS configuration (example)

interface Virtual-Template0 tunnel mode gre auto-ipv6 tunnel source Loopback0 ipv6 enable ipv6 ospf enable ! router ospf 1 auto-ipv6 virtual-template0 !

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Auto-IPv6: “The end of IPv4 in your Network”

Feature/Mechanism BGP Tunneling 6 over 4 with OSPF xxxVPN ISATAP Configured

Tunnels Auto-IPv6

Native Addressing P P P P

Multicast P P P P

Point-to-point Interface (including per interface features)

P P

Self-configuring/ Minimal Configuration P P P

Security P P P

Salability P P

Tunnel Endpoint Discovery P P

Automatic Sunsetting P

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Mobile Network Challenge #4 Dual Stack is Difficult

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IPv6 Only Internet IPv6 Only Network

IPv6 APP

IPv6 APP IP

v6

IPv6

IPv6 APP

IPv6 APP

Got a AAAA Record?

Yes I do! IPv6 Only Stack

IPv6 APP

IPv6 APP

DNS

6 Great! Let’s Talk IPv6!

IPv6 Only Device

Mobile ISP Case #1: IPv6 Application to IPv6 Internet

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Got a AAAA Record?

No, but I can create one

OK, Let’s Talk IPv6 NAT 64

(Stateful)

Synthesized AAAA with ISP NAT64 Prefix + IPv4 Destination

Mobile ISP Case #2: IPv6 Application to IPv4 Internet

“464 xlat”, RFC 6877!

DNS

DNS64

+

IPv6 APP

IPv6 APP IP

v6

IPv6

IPv6 APP

IPv6 APP IPv6

Only Stack

IPv6 APP

IPv6 APP

IPv6 Only Device

4

IPv4 Internet IPv6 Only Network

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Got an A Record?

Yes, here is an A Record

OK, Let’s Talk “464” NAT 64

(Stateful)

NAT64 Prefix configured or discovered in advance + IPv4 Destination

Mobile ISP Case #3: IPv4 Application to IPv4 Internet

“464 xlat”, RFC 6877!

DNS

IPv6 APP

IPv6 APP IP

v6

IPv6

IPv6 APP

IPv6 APP

IPv6 Only Stack

IPv6 Only Device

4

IPv4 Internet IPv6 Only Network

IPv4 APP

IPv4 APP

“CLAT “ IPv4 to IPv6

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- Sebastien Marineau, VP of Core OS, Apple

“Because IPv6 support is so critical to ensuring your applications work across the world for every customer, we are making it an AppStore submission requirement, starting with iOS 9.”

Source: Apple WWDC 2015 Platforms State of the Union 40

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Recommended Testing Procedure for Application Developers:

IPv6 only IPv4

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Network Challenge #5 Overlapping IPv4 in the Enterprise

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IPv4

NAT-ting Between Sites

IPv4 NAT 44

10.100/16

10.100/16

64

M&A, IPv4 Scarcity, reorgs

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IPv6 Core

Exploding the NAT to the Edge

IPv6

IPv6

IPv4 NAT 64 192.168/16

192.168/16 IPv4 NAT

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IPv6 Prefix IPv4

All host addresses unique NAT64 expenses aligned with where IPv4 remains

IPv6

IPv6 Only Data Center

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Got a AAAA Record?

No, but I can create one

OK, Let’s Talk IPv6 NAT 64

(Stateful)

Synthesized AAAA with ISP NAT64 Prefix + IPv4 Destination

Mobile ISP Case #2: IPv6 Application to IPv4 Internet

“464 xlat”, RFC 6877!

DNS

DNS64

+

IPv6 APP

IPv6 APP IP

v6

IPv6

IPv6 APP

IPv6 APP IPv6

Only Stack

IPv6 APP

IPv6 APP

IPv6 Only Device

4

IPv4 Internet IPv6 Only Network

IPv6 Only DC:

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NAT 64

Mobile ISP Case #2: IPv4 Internet to IPv6 Application

IETF Internet Draft: draft-ietf-v6ops-siit-dc!

IPv6 Only DC

4

IPv4 Internet IPv6 Only Network

IPv6 Only DC:

DNS

NAT64 mapping between IPv6 and IPv4

“Split” DNS A and AAAA entries

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Network Challenge #6 Not enough IPv4 for my Data Center

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/24 for every rack – Genius!

▪  Math is easy

▪  Subnet mask is easy to remember

▪  Wastes a lot of space

▪  254 usable addresses

▪  80 addresses in a rack

▪  /25 is what we could re-number into

▪  Not enough savings

▪  Do it if you want to get to IPv6 faster

Solutions

▪  re-number/re-subnet IPv4

▪  Too much code assumed racks are /24

▪  Too much code assumed clusters are /n (where n < 24)

▪  /25 doesn’t save us much

▪  IPv6

▪  Easier to overlay IPv6 on top of the network than re-subnet

▪  Can be done without taking datacenters/clusters offline

▪  Most importantly, you can test incrementally and iterate

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Quotes on Motivation for IPv6 (Paul Saab, Paris IPv6 World Congress) Scale: •  “Ran out of RFC 1918” Simplicity: •  “Much easier to handle

two stacks at the edge, one internally”

Service: •  “ip:port no longer a

reasonable way to identify a service”

•  “Engineers asking if they can start writing IPv6-only code”

Graph from NANOG 59 Presentation by Facebook, IPv6 notations added based on Paul Saab’s report

traffic growth

100% IPv6

12 % IPv6 and growing

@ Facebook

IPv6-Centric Data Center

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•  IPv6 Routing. No NAT. • No VLANs Needed •  Isolation via filtering on IPv6 address or

via extension headers • Dual stack tenants via MAP

IPv6-Only Data Center

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IPv6 Centric Research and Innovation

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IPv6 Source Address (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101!01010010111101010010101011111101!10110010110111010011101010011101!10010010110101010010101010010101!

IPv6 Destination Address (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101!01010010111101010010101011111101!10110010110111010011101010011101!10010010110101010010101010010101!

IPv6 Source Address (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101!01010010111101010010101011111101!10110010110111010011101010011101!10010010110101010010101010010101!

IPv6 Destination Address (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101!01010010111101010010101011111101!10110010110111010011101010011101!10010010110101010010101010010101!

IPv6 Source Address (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101!01010010111101010010101011111101!10110010110111010011101010011101!10010010110101010010101010010101!

IPv6 Destination Address (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101!01010010111101010010101011111101!10110010110111010011101010011101!10010010110101010010101010010101!

IPv6 Source Address (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101!01010010111101010010101011111101!10110010110111010011101010011101!10010010110101010010101010010101!

IPv6 Destination Address (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101!01010010111101010010101011111101!10110010110111010011101010011101!10010010110101010010101010010101!

IPv6 Segment Routing (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101!01010010111101010010101011111101!10110010110111010011101010011101!10010010110101010010101010010101!

IPv6 Segment Routing (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101!01010010111101010010101011111101!10110010110111010011101010011101!10010010110101010010101010010101!

IPv6 Segment Routing (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101!01010010111101010010101011111101!10110010110111010011101010011101!10010010110101010010101010010101!

IPv6 Segment Routing (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101!01010010111101010010101011111101!10110010110111010011101010011101!10010010110101010010101010010101!

IPv6 Segment Routing (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101!01010010111101010010101011111101!10110010110111010011101010011101!10010010110101010010101010010101!

IPv6 Segment Routing (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101!01010010111101010010101011111101!10110010110111010011101010011101!10010010110101010010101010010101!

IPv6 Segment Routing (128 bits)

11010010110a101010010101010011101!01010010111101a010010101011111101!10110010110111010011101010011101!10010010110101010010101010010101!

IPv6 Segment Routing (128 bits)

11010010110101010010101010011101!01010010111101010010101011111101!10110010110111010011101010011101!10010010110101010010101010010101!

IPv4 Destination Address (32 bits) 10100010110101010010101010011101!

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IPv6-Centric In-band OAM

Stop probing the wrong path with “ping”

Trace the live traffic: Detect the flaky link!

!

Debug ECMP Networks

Simplify Operations

Always on app visibility

Enhance Applications

Charge level for battery-operated devices (sensors) included in data traffic: No need to drain

battery for OAM

R1

R2

R4

R5

R3 R6

Derive IPv6 Traffic Matrix

Optimize Planning

Delay Trend Analysis

Enhance Visibility

A trip-recorder for your traffic at line rate performance

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Data Service Network

IPv6 Segment Routing Stack of 128-bit Segment IDs within the IPv6 header

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Routing beyond the network interface

IPv6

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“Hunting” for chunks at each IPv6 SR hop

DASH Manifest (SR List)

IPv6 SR Content Delivery System

Chunks delivered where found

IPv6 address per chunk of content

Can be cached at any node

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IPv6 – A Platform For Innovation

“256 bits of opportunity”

IPv6

ISP B

Multilple Prefixes & Policies in IPv6

Platform for Innovation

Global Conduit of Information IPv6 SR, iOAM…

ISP A

Service C

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Key Takeaways

Shift to IPv6 is happening, fast

Addressing network challenges

IPv6-Only coming to enterprise

A new platform for innovation

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