RIPE NCC: IPv6 in the RIPE Database Webinar Slides
RIPE NCC: IPv6 Address Plan
RIPE NCC: IPv6 CIDR Chart (2015)
RIPE NCC: IPv4 CIDR Chart (2015)
RIPE NCC: Database Objects Overview Diagram
RIPE NCC: IPv6 in the RIPE Database Webinar Slides
RIPE NCC: IPv6 Address Plan
RIPE NCC: IPv6 CIDR Chart (2015)
RIPE NCC: IPv4 CIDR Chart (2015)
RIPE NCC: Database Objects Overview Diagram
Title: Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Optical
Presentation: PDF
(pdf)
20190610_Howard_Prisoner_Of_Ipv4_v1.pdf
Video will be up in a week, I’m sure.
Summary:
ISPs are motivated to promote IPv6 to avoid CGN.Content providers are motivated to promote IPv6 because it’s faster, and faster means (they say) they increase user engagement/sales/ad views.
So e-commerce sites should dual-stack and only sell IPv6 capable equipment. Maybe ISPs can test it for them.
If everyone works together, everyone can make more money. Complementary blog post with more detail at www.retevia.net/prisoner
Talk on Ripe.net: https://ripe73.ripe.net/archives/video/1457/
Presentation file: Franziska Lichtblau: Illegitimate Source IP Addresses at Internet Exchange Points (PDF)
Interesting talk to watch… A thing or two to think about in the current internet when remembering the year Pakistan hijacked YouTube. [1] [2]
[1] http://research.dyn.com/2008/02/pakistan-hijacks-youtube-1/