IPV6 BGP Peering

Gert Doering gert at space.net
Mon Oct 8 22:40:56 CEST 2007


Hi,

On Thu, Sep 13, 2007 at 06:01:28PM +0300, Vadim Grinco wrote:
> I need someone to establish ipv6 over ipv4 tunnel bgp peering. I have a /32
> address allocation space I am going to announce.
> 
> I need a host in europe with a full ipv6 bgp view.

I'm not sure whether you already got an offer for an IPv6 upstream.

In general, the recommendation is "ask your native IPv4 upstream to 
provide IPv6 upstream", but I am aware that this is quite often not
possible, so using "short" tunnels (short RTTs, over well-controlled
IPv4 infrastructure) can be a viable alternative.

So who are you using as IPv4 upstreams?  I can see rdsnet.ro, so maybe
they can do something?  From the RIPE stats files, I can see 5 IPv6
allocations to .ro, so maybe someone of those is in a good position to
assist?

stats> grep RO.ipv6 *ripencc*latest        
ripencc|RO|ipv6|2001:b30::|32|20030219|allocated
ripencc|RO|ipv6|2001:1518::|32|20030723|allocated
ripencc|RO|ipv6|2001:4098::|32|20040721|allocated
ripencc|RO|ipv6|2001:4b48::|32|20050121|allocated
ripencc|RO|ipv6|2001:4d80::|32|20051018|allocated

(My main goal isn't to send you away, but to avoid setting up far-distance
tunnels if a more regional solution can be found)

Gert Doering
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