measurement data of IPv6 flows and IPv6 download rate for Dual-Stack subscribers
Matej Gregr
igregr at fit.vutbr.cz
Wed Jun 26 14:48:13 CEST 2013
Hello Tassos,
yes, we are doing the same measurements in our network and in the
whole NREN network (CESNET) in the Czech Republic.
You can access the statistics from our network at
http://6lab.cz/live-statistics/ipv6-brno-univeristy-of-technology/ and
for the whole NREN network at
http://6lab.cz/live-statistics/ipv6-cesnet-nework/
True is, that the statistics at 6lab.cz are not from dual stack only
network, but from the whole networks. I have done measurements only from
dual stack network (6000 users) with the following results.
Around 80 % of users in the dual stack network are configured with IPv4
and IPv6, the rest are only IPv4 (mainly Windows XP).
The IPv4/IPv6 ratios of flows and bytes are following.
IP4 flows IN ratio: 85.7 % IP4 bytes IN ratio: 83 %
IP6 flows IN ratio: 14.3 % IP6 bytes IN ratio: 17 %
IP4 flows OUT ratio: 85.7 % IP4 bytes OUT ratio: 93 %
IP6 flows OUT ratio: 14.3 % IP6 bytes OUT ratio: 7%
Greets,
M.
On 06/26/2013 11:28 AM, Tassos Chatzithomaoglou wrote:
>
> I don't know if anyone is doing such measurements or have similar data, but i'm looking for the following:
>
> percent rate of number of IPv6 flows VS number of IPv6+IPv4 flows for Dual-Stack subscribers, how it evolves over time
> percent rate of IPv6 download rate VS IPv6+IPv4 download rate for Dual-Stack subscribers, how it evolves over time
>
> I'm actually trying to come up with an algorithm that calculates the difference in resource (flows,bandwidth) usage of NAT444 vs IPv6+NAT44 subscribers.
> I've made some calculations based on our own numbers (currently 5% and 17%), but it would be good to get input from others too.
>
> Thanks,
> Tassos
>
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