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Testing IPv6-only Networks

IPv6 has been "the next generation of IP" for over 20 years. For the longest time, the gold standard has been to run a network with both IPv4 and IPv6, however operating both protocols at the same time presents an additional operational challenge. With the global share of IPv6 traffic nearing 40-50%, it's time to re-evaluate our goal and look at ways to run networks that are largely IPv6-only. So how do we start testing IPv6-only technologies? They can be complex to setup and troubleshoot even for seasoned network engineers let alone application developers, IT support personnel, and others with limited networking experience. Enter the IPv6 Test Pod, a device that intends to makes testing IPv6-only networks easy, made possible by the ARIN Community Grants program. The IPv6 Test Pod delivers a several IPv6-enabled networks, presented as SSIDs that the user can join to start testing IPv6-only technologies -- including dual-stack (as a baseline), IPv6-only, DNS64/NAT64, 464XLAT, and others. The IPv6 Test Pod is made available for no cost to project participants and participants can be anyone interested in testing IPv6-only networks including IT support personnel, developers, or even network engineers that are too busy to test IPv6-only networks. Dual stack is arriving, let's get ready for an IPv6-only world. Speaker: James Harr - Internet2