On 6/21/13 4:06 PM, Lobo wrote:
Here is what we sort of followed:
* Get your IPv6 block from your RIR; typically a /32 but we were able
to negotiate a /28
* Come up with a good IPv6 address plan; spend some good time on this
* Enable IPv6 connectivity to your upstream and public peering
connections along with BGP
A couple of recommendations here. In setting up more than one ISP with
IPv6, I used an address scheme where:
Infrastructure is in <ARIN-/32-prefix>:0:0/64
Loopbacks are <pfx>:0:0:0:0:site#:router#-in-site/128
Intra-POP links are <pfx>:0:0:0:site#:link#:endpoint(1 or 2)/112
Inter-POP links are <pfx>:0:0:site-A#:site-B#:endpoint(1 or 2)/112
(A is always the lower-numbered site, B is higher; endpoint 1 is in site
A, 2 is in site B)
Customers would be assigned a /56 by default, but we'd use a progressive
sequence to hand out said /56s so that every customer has the same
ability to up-size at any given moment - in other words:
customer 1: (infrastructure)
customer 2: <pfx>:0:8000/56
customer 3: <pfx>:0:4000/56
customer 4: <pfx>:0:C000/56
customer 5: <pfx>:0:2000/56
customer 6: <pfx>:0:6000/56
customer 7: <pfx>:0:A000/56
customer 8: <pfx>:0:E000/56
customer 9: <pfx>:0:1000/56
etc.
Hope this helps in some way.
Pete
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