People attending (able to transmit video/sound):
Netza - UdeG
Stig - UNINET
Roman - PSNC
Sami Keski-Kasari - TUT
Luciano - CPQD
Jerome - RENATER
Introduction:
Jerome: Remind main goals for the meeting:
Share IPv6 multicast experience
Tackle faster the connectivity/implementations problems
Use the network to be able to improve it
Know eachother a bit better :-) Would like we have these meetings every 3 weeks and that these meetings don’t last more than 1 hour.
Presentation of people attending the videoconf:
Netza - UdeG - connects several sites/networks in America (UACH, UNAM, CPQD, UdeG, Univ Navojoa, Wichita, NYSERNET...)
Stig - UNINETT - connects site in NORDUNET/UNINETT region, connected natively via 6NET
Roman - PSNC - connected natively via 6NET
Sami Keski-Kasari - TUT - connected behind UNINET
Luciano - CPQD - connected behind UdeG
Jerome - RENATER - Manages global RP and some tunnels. Natively connected to 6NET core and soon to ETRI in Korea.
New M6Bone maps and MBGP deployment:
Jerome: Core of M6Bone is now an MBGP+PIM SM/SSM network. No more RIPng mesh. Sites can then connect to the POPs on the core. A document describing how to do this will be published on the M6Bone web site. 6NET runs IPv6 multicast, all the NRENs in Europe are interconnected natively for IPv6 multicast.
Netza: Is connected to several networks/sites from a C3725. IPv6 in IPv4 tunnel as he has "bad" IPv6 connectivity. Soon CUDI will be connected to Abilene natively. CPQD - Static Univ of Sonoara - Static UNAM - Static Wichita - Static NYSERNET - BGP RENATER - BGP Had difficulties for connecting the sites. He has now static routes (for unicast and multicast) to connect the sites not able to do MBGP. He has nbow routes for /48 to keep only sites prefixes in the list.
Stig: FUNET and TUC directly connected to NORDUNET now.
Jerome: Remind everyone to take a look at the maps periodically and send the diffs to have maps and site list up to date Maps are the only way to show the activity around IPv6 multicast
Availability of IPv6 multicast in vendors equipments:
Netza & Stig: CISCO
Good experience with CISCO
No possible to redistribute static multicast routes in MBGP
Embedded-RP and BSR tests performed
Jerome: JUNIPER
MBGP+static multicast routes
No IPv6 in IPv6 tunnels
can encapsulate if DR
cannot decapsulate if RP (next release). Only works with Null registers at the time
no embedded RP (should be here soon)
no BSR (doesn’t take it into consideration and doesn’t forward the BSR messages)
Jerome: 6WIND
MBGP+static multicast routes
Kame daemon slightly tuned to support MRIB
Will be soon in CLI in official releases (January)
no embedded-RP and BSR configuration possible (will work on it)
static RP configuration available
Beacon:
Roman:
Some changes on beacon server few days ago.
Memory leak on clients, didn’t solve the problem, they don’t know what is the problem (Java virtual machine?)
Should be implemented in Mexico (and maybe Brazil) as important POP.
Encourage everyone to run the client and use beaconserver.m6bone.net server.
Netza: Will work on it: they will stay in contact.
Stig: Important to keep an eye on the matrix to have it green. Too many problem at that time. We need to deploy it but we have to use the tool.
Open microphone:
Netza: Can’t see Luciano in Brazil but can hear him
Stig: Maybe a MTU problem: vic uses large packets and rat use small packets. When encapsulation, this can cause some problems.
Next meeting:
Jerome: I will send proposals in the ML.
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