APAC IPv6 Council
Council Initiatives
The Asia-Pacific IPv6 Enhanced & 5G Global Conference was held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia recently which saw the unveiling of an IPv6 (Internet Protocol, version 6) Enhanced White Paper framework and the establishment of the Asia-Pacific (APAC) v6 Council.
IPv6 ISP Addressing Scheme Questionnaire
The IPv6 addressing scheme is a document that describes your IPv6 addressing plan and scheme, including details such as:
· The purpose of each subnet.
· The address range assigned to each subnet.
· The prefix lengths used for the subnet.
· The address allocation method (Manual, SLAAC, DHCPv6).
· Security considerations (anti-spoofing, ACL, p2p best practices, and loopback).
· Reserved address ranges.
This document serves as a general guideline for ISPs/Network Operators for their IPv6 Transition. It provides the different stages of IPv6 Transition and Deployment.
Asia Pacific IPv6 Implementation Whitepaper
The first initiative taken by the APAC IPv6 Council was the release of a whitepaper for the Asia Pacific IPv6 Implementation Roadmap and Guidelines. This whitepaper is a comprehensive exploration of IPv6 and IPv6 Enhanced as indispensable catalysts for the digital transformation that is sweeping across the globe.
Magazine Article for IPv6 whitepaper by ASEAN Economic Forum
The ASEAN Economic Forum works closely with the Asia Pacific IPv6 Council and its partners in their tireless efforts in advancing IPv6 implementation.
Transition to IPv6-Only Networks for Government Infrastructure
This presentation was shared by the US IPv6 Council. The Council created the first comprehensive IPv6 Cybersecurity course of instruction under contract for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) in support of their IPv6 Transition efforts initiated by the 2010 Federal CIO memorandum, directing all federal agencies to continue the transition started in 2005.
Cybersecurity Measures for IPv6-Only Networks
The intent of any organization’s cybersecurity approach is to ensure the confidentiality, integrity and availability (CIA)* of IT assets and data. Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6), based on lessons learned by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) for Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4), is designed to enhance an organization’s network operations and provide a more secure environment in the hands of trained and experienced engineers.
IPv6 and DNSSEC Deployment Status
In order to confirm IPv6-enabled devices and to keep track of DNSSEC deployment progress across several government sites in India, Mr. Krishna Kumar Lahoti from CNLabs has shared this link for reference.