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Introduction of IPv6 in Japan
2005.5.31Takashi Arano
Intec Netcore, Inc. Board member, the IPv6 Forum
CIAJ and George Mason University Exchange
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Who are We? Intec NetCore, Inc.R&D and Consulting company for advanced network technologies
IPv6, MPLS, Reliable network technologies, Routing, etc.
IPv6 ActivitiesResearch Results
Multi-Prefix Control TechnologyP2P VPN tools and IPv6 SecurityIPv6 Deployment and Transition Methodologies/GuidelinesIPv6 Solution developmentIPv6 Metrics
Proposed IPv6 Address Policy to APNIC/RIPE/ARIN which has been adopted as the global standard (2002)Published “IPv6 Deployment Guideline” which has been licensed all over the world (2003-2004)Served an coordinator/advisor for “IPv6 Deployment Field Trial” project (5BYen for 3years of 2003-2005) by Japanese governmentSucceeded in implementation of new IPv6 Security Model in the joint research with NeuSoft, Inc, a Chinese SI company, which may be the first case in the world to our knowledge(2004.12)A lot of outsourced researches and techno-strategic consultingHas served many public roles
board member of the global IPv6 Forum, Vice Chair of ICANN Address Council, APNIC address policy SIG chair, Steering committee member of Asia Pacific IPv6 Task Force, Trustee of JPNIC, Chair of IPv6 Deployment Committee of Internet Association of Japan, Chairs of IPv6 Deployment WG of IPv6 Promotion Council Japan, Director of WIDE Security Area, etc
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6 Questions about IPv6
WHAT?
WHY?
WHEN?
COST?
HOW?
BARRIER?
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WHAT IS IPv6 ?
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What is IPv6?
IP version 6Current version is v4Version 6 = next generation IP protocolBasic features were standardized in IETF in early 90’s.
FeaturesHuge address space
From 32bit to 128bitHuge difference (astronomically!)
Review pros/cons of IPv4 and redesign itAll IPv6 equipments must implement IPSec, an end-to-end security
technique, by default. Plug and PlayFlow label for QoS flow identification
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Goal of IPv6
Medical DistributionTransportation
IPv4
Public SafetyCrime/Disaster
PreventionManufacturing Sight
SeeingComputer
Communication with IPv6
As an Enovation Enabler
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170 trillion yen scale IPv6 utilization expected (gross product :1,130 trillion yen)
②
IPv6 programmed communication and broadcasting equipment / contents /
service market (32 trillion yen)
① IPv6 programmed communication and broadcasting equipment / contents / service
market (54 trillion yen)
⑤
Using IPv6 internet
(Service, business dealing )
(63 trillion yen)
)
③
IPv6 programmed machinery (machinery,
Vehicle)
(35 trillion yen)
④
Controlled by IC tag
(food item, transportation service…)
(40 trillion yen)
Information and telecommunications service market -121trillion yen
(gross product :1,130 trillion yen)
“Whole concept of Internet policy in the 21st century –the 2nd interim report” / Home Affairs
Scale of IT Market in 2010
15% of GDP= Infrastructure for
everything
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Learn from the history
Watt’s stream engines triggered a lot of innovations and changed the worlds.How?
Horses could do the same things as stream engines did.There were many other engines what could do the same things. In a sense, Watt’s was an improved technology.But, Watt’s could do the same things much better.
Tens of years later, big innovation happened with invention of locomotive as an application of steam engines.
Then IPv6?
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WHY?
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Why IPv6?(Ⅰ)
Limit of IPv4 Operation
New Business Applications and Needs of IPv6
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Why IPv6?(Ⅱ)
What’s the limit of IPv4?
Unexpected Expansion of Scale
Address DepletionLoss of Seamless
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Tony Hain 『The Internet Protocol Journal』September 2005 (Volume8, Number3)
2009-2016
Address Consumption and its Prediction chart
100%=
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“Change in the Quality”
IPv6 brings not only “change in the quantity”, but also “change in the quality”
More Flexible Way of Address UsageMore SecurityRange of the Internet will be expanded
from Computer to Non-ComputerOffice / Telephone、Fax、Desk、Watch、Camera、
Meeting room・・・Home/ Internet Appliance、Vehicle、 Mobile、 POS、
Game machine・・・
from Private Address+NAT to Global AddressNAT:Network Address Translation
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Address Usages
Two ways in IPv4ISP gets addresses from APNIC and assigns them to sites for the Internet connectivityPrivate address which is shared, for closed nets
Other usage in IPv6?Service providers (xSP) gets address from APNIC and assigns them for their services including the Internet connectivity services or private services
Addresses are globally unique
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Closed Network and Multi-Prefix services
Closed network with “Global Unique Address” is one of IPv6 killer applications.
No more secure than closed networksApplications
Various industrial applicationsClosed network to home
Multi prefix services by carriers are expected
Contents from The Internet
Remote maintenance service by the home appliance company
Auto-Delivery service by supermarket
Global Address A
Closed Address B
Closed Address C
Multi-Prefix Services by Telecom Carriers
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MP/MH Service(MultiPrefix/MultiHome)
ISP Enterprise IntranetMunicipal
GovernmentASP
xRxR xRxR xRxR
ユーザ設置ルータ
xRxR
IPv6 GW
Contents Delivery ISP ServiceWeb,Mail、Camera
Remote AccessWeb,Mail、GW
Non-PC equipments.(FN/BA/遠隔コントロール)
IPv6 Internet
FW
企業間エクストラネットインタネット接続等
ASPex. Remote-maintenance
MultiMulti--ServiceService
xSPxSPIMP/ ICIMP/ IC
SecureSecure
Provider Independent
Provider Independent
User SiteUser SiteURUR
xR: xSP RouterIMP/IC:
IP Mediation Provider/
Information CarrierUR: User RouterUN: User Network
NTT hasstarted
experiments
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IPv6 SecurityNo essential changes with IPv6 security in specificationBut significant effect in some operational and practical cases
Terminal Identification with IP addressesIPSec standardized in IPv6 specification with IPv6’s End-to-End concept
A new security model combining IPv6 Firewall and IPSec P2P VPN
Private/Closed network with Global Unique address
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Terminal Identification with IP addresses
IPv4 IPv6Server
NAT hides terminal Identity
x
Server
terminal can be identified
x
Who?
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IPSec with End-to-End
IPv4 IPv6
NAT breaks IPSec
?E2E
IPSec
IPSec
IPSecx
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IPv6 Application?
utilize INFORMATION which would be otherwise discarded
・frequency/time the oven function is used・healthiness of power unit
・frequency/time of door opened・contents inside
IPv6IPv6NetworkNetwork
HA vendorsMarket researchRemote maintenance
Neighborhood Community(Grocery store, etc.)One-to-one marketing & sales
Food IndustryMarket research
Info
Money back(?)
third parties
Business Model/Process Change
Example of Home Appliances Applications
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(ex.) Vehicles with the Internet
(Provided by WIDE project)
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(ex.) Probe Information System (Rain condition)
(Provided by WIDE project)
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IPv6 = Information Exchange Platform
IPv6 will grow to be a platform for Information ExchangeNo Zero-Sum game any more. Can be a Win-Win game
Information from various devices newly connected is NEW VALUE
Information exchanges occur not only between home electronic vendors and their users, but among heterogeneous industry sectors, home users and equipments, various sensors in public, etc. Authentication & authorization and privacy protection mechanism should be included in the platform.
A lot of opportunities for new applications and your business!
Future IPv6 carriers will provide Info Exchange platform which includes security, QoS, AAA and various services.
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How?
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Deployment Principles
IPv6 is being deployed and will be deployed where its deployment is effective
All the past field trials until 2003 have not successfully lead to real deployment
Technically interesting, butNot cost efficientNot operationally feasible
In 2004-5 more real and practical deployment cases have appeared.
Recognizes that IPv6 is almost same as IPv4 but has a small differenceFocuses on the differenceTries to deploy in applications where the difference is effective
Observation from several deployment cases
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Deployment Models
Smooth TransitionForced DeploymentSolution-Oriented Deployment
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Smooth TransitionTo enable IPv6 at system renovation time
No extra cost neededWill take 5-7 years to transit to IPv6 graduallySome enterprise networks, especially IPv6 companies, do this.
Forced Deployment
Japanese government mandates IPv6 for governmental networks by the end of FY2008.
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Solution-Oriented Deployment
System is introduced as a solution which solves a problem users have, regardless of the version of IP.There, IPv6 is chosen because IPv6 implementation has some advantage over IPv4.
CheapEasyFastExtensible and flexibleEspecially so In the long run
Deploy IPv6 as better protocol in a new system.
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Real Examples of Solution-Oriented Deployment
Building Facility Management System30% energy consumption reduced by managing air-conditioners, lightings, elevators etc.IPv4 is not a good choice, considering long lifetime of buildingsMatsushita’s Shiodome Building, NTT’s Saitama Building
VoIP systems in Dormitoriesneeds to construct 20,000 nodes in a short termIPv6 reduces time and cost of design, installation and maintenance.Kyoritsu maintenance/Freebit
Carrier’s InfrastructureNTT West have deployed IPv6 for their new “Premium” service because of manageability and future extensibility.KDDI, too.
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Real Examples of Solution-Oriented Deployment(II)Live Lesson Services to remote sites in prep-schools
High quality streaming with low cost. Just by using NTT’s multicast service, they can reduce cost compared to using satellite.
International VPNP2P applications such as TV conference and web cam can facilitate collaborations between remote officesIPv6’s end-to-end security adds more features
Public solutions15 cases in different area are now being examined in real fields in a governmental projectCrime prevention, disaster recovery, medical and welfare, sightseeing, education, environmental monitoring, tele-metering, etc.
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Implication of 3 modelsWho gets merits from IPv6?
End users don’t care about IPv6.Implementers can get advantages of IPv6 in some situations.
Stop looking for what IPv6 only can do.Stop commenting “this can be done by IPv4”Look for where IPv6 can do better, instead.
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WHEN?
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3 Phases for IPv6
IPv6 Ratio
TimePhase Iv6 introduction period
Phase 2v6 dissemination period
Phase 3v4 decline period
100%
We are here now in 2006How to clear the barrier?Not everyone should try.
Shift naturally
Critical Mass
2007-8 in
Japan?
Nobody knows
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COST?
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General Model of Cost Comparison
IPv4
IPv6
Transition cost
Non transition cost
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Abstraction of installation procedure into 3 patterns depending on the number of rooms, made possible by the easiness in IPv6 address design
Easy installation due to the auto-generation of IPv6 address
Realization of remote monitoring and quick maintenance of the nodes, made possible by fixed IPv6 addresses
2004/3 6 9 2005/1
Service specificationSystem design Evaluation Installation
Launch of 20,000 nodes in a very short term FreeBit Co., Ltd.
Free Bit’s Case – IPv6 VoIP System in Dormitories
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IPv6
IPv4
Possession of abundant addresses and hierarchical design possible
Necessary to design the address range carefully
Auto-generation of IPv6 address upon reception of router advertisement
Necessary to configure the subnet mask and default gateway to each node
Specific address design for each environment not necessary
No special knowledge necessary to installer
Specific address design for each environment necessary
Possibility to make mistakes in settings
Design phase Installation phase
Easy to identify the nodes in trouble, and re-configure remotely with help of IPv6
Difficult to identify the nodes in trouble from the operation center
Reduced complexity of maintenance
Delayed trouble shooting
Maintenance phase
Cost reduction made possible by IPv6
FreeBit Co., Ltd.
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Significant reduction of network design steps
IPv4 IPv6
Configure network address
Configure VPN
Configure VPN of router
Configure IP address
Configure subnet mask
NET
NET
LAN
TEL
TEL
Configure default gateway
Configure phone number
TEL
TEL Configure phone numberTEL
Not requiredNot required
Router advertisement by IPv6
Feel6 ID and PWFeel6 ID and PW
280 addresses
FreeBit Co., Ltd.
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Initiatives for IPv6 Transition in Japan
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Barrier of Transition to IPv6
1. Unclear benefit at handProof of concepts by demonstration experiment
Show the potential Demonstrate the low cost
2. Not convinced of stability and reliabilityVerification of reliability
Inspect and solve bugs by demonstration experiment Connectivity verification, tool, logo program
3. Not sure how to doDeploy IPv6 not to sacrifice IPv4 operationImprovement of transition manual for each entity
Security model, Phase & Process, Metric for transitionTransition package
IPv6 Deployment Field Trials
V6 Promotion Council Deployment Guide line
IPv6 Promotion Council, CERT-WG, TAHI
IPv6 Deployment Field Trials
IA Japan Deployment Metric
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Deployment WG, IPv6 Promotion CouncilDraft a deployment guideline
SegmentsHome networkSmall firm intranetBig firm intranet, Municipality service netISP
Target …depends on the segmentHome network : service provider, equipment vendorOffice network : office network operator, SIer
RangeCover (v4:v6=5:5)Revise every year for the next year
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Framing of Guide lineDefinitions and Distinctions of the each segmentBCPAnalyzing and Modeling
Solution option, adaptable situation, negative profitTargeted NW&System+Application on v4:v6=5:5
Typical equipment configuration and service patternAdvantage
Assignment for v4:v6=5:5Problem to be solvedRequirements to other segments (ISP)
Security ModelPolicyImplementation
TipsPractical know-how for transition
Addressing, routingServer designNetwork system administrationSecurityApplicationv4-v6 translatorMulticast
2004 Guidelinehttp://www.v6pc.jp/jp/wg/transWG/index.html
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IPv6 Deployment Field Trial
One of MPHPT IPv6 Initiatives Give Solutions
Transition procedureTechnical IssuesMerit/Cost evaluation
IPv6 Guideline & IPv6 Solution Guideline, published5 billion yen / 3Year
2003.9-2006.3http://www.v6trans.jp/en/
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FY2005 IPv6 Deployment Field Trial Overview (No.1)
■Push-type information provision services for residents (Osaka)Constructing information provision services by the information push function of IPv6.
Information services form local
authorities
■Taito City Assembly streaming live video relay services (Taito, Tokyo)Implementing a high-definition City Assembly video relay distribution system by multicast distribution functions of IPv6
PC of staff
■Consultation services for residents (Taito, Tokyo)Constructing a remote consultation service system for residents by utilizing IPv6’s security system.
Office Staff (remote)
Kiosk Terminal For Residents Consultation
!
Various experiments for practical use of IPv6 will be widely carried out and evaluated for the benefit in addition to the implementation of technical verifications related to IPv6. The result of the experiments will be publicly announced through something like a guideline to promote expansion and transition of IPv6 utilization.
■Office building automation services (Tokyo)Implementing a total building management system by usingabundant IPv6 addresses in some cultural facilities.
Building management center
Vital sensors(BP/Pulse/BT)
■Health care at home support services (Asahikawa, Hokkaido)Realizing a health-care-at-home support service by means of IPv6-ready mobile terminals by the "push functions" of IPv6.
Emergency reportdevices
emergency reportcoordination
Care Terminal(IPv6)
Video camera with
microphone
Fireman
IPv6 mobile networkFireHeadquarter
Health consultation by
TV telephone and remote control of medical devices
IPv6 staticnetwork
Providing services to users who cannot accessto network environment by visiting them.
Care Terminal(IPv6)
■IPv6 multi-services in Security-Town (Kawasaki, Kanagawa)Implementing a security town servicesystem by simultaneous controlfunctions of multiple connections and automatic setting functions of IPv6.
One device belongs to multiple IPv6NWs.
Device maintenance service
Securityservice
Video distributiono home management
associations
Street light
Surveillance camera
■Music Town services (Okinawa)Realizing a video multicasting system via multiple ISPs by usingIPv6.
ISP1
Music
Traditional arts
ISP2
Wide-area distribution
Push-type provision ofinformation
■IPv6 multi-service in school security solutions (Tokyo)Implementing a security service system for schools by using the functions that control the multiple connections of IPv6 at the same time.
※The place-names in the figure above are not responsible organizations but the places where the experiments are planed.
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■Information gathering service for disaster prevention(Niikappu, Hokkaido)Constructing an image processing stationary measurement system, the mobile terminal information service and the telephony service system by IPv6’s connectivity and manageability.
■Local medical network service(Wakayama)Constructing a medical collaboration service system with high quality protection for personal data by end-to-end communication function of IPv6.
■Environment monitoring(Tottori)Realizing an environment monitoring system for effective usage of limited sensors by using the plug & play function of IPv6.
■Nature regeneration monitoring service(Taira)Constructing a continuous monitoring system for nature regeneration process by using abundant addresses and the plug & play function of IPv6.
■Video distribution service between educational facilities (Hiroshima)Constructing an educational network system which delivers educational contents to multiple places and supports remote schooling by using direct connectivity of IPv6.
■Local digital museum(Tateyama, Toyama)Constructing a learning-aided system which archives the learning materials from many wireless LAN spots and provides to cellular phone type mobile terminal of IPv6.
Learning at home
Comparative learningPreliminary learning
Learning in the fields
Civil teacher
Realization ofIPv6 communication by mobile terminals
Wireless LAN
Position information coordination
IPv6 mobile terminal
Digital museumarchives
Learning at facilitie(e.g. social educational facilities)
Fire Headquarter
Surveillance camera
DB
Simple shift
SensorSensor
Provision of disaster information/Information service
Surveillance camera
)))
)))Home healthcare
Remote healthcare
Search cases
Drug store
Sensor
Camera
■LP gas tele-metering(Kochi)Constructing a remote gas meter surveillance system by using the plug & play function and unchanging terminal IP address of IPv6.
IP network (IPv6)
Non IP network
Serial communication
:
FY2005 IPv6 Deployment Field Trial Overview (No.2)
Gas meter
※The place-names in the figure above are not responsible organizations but the places where the experiments are planed.
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IPv6 Security TownIPv6 Security Town
Implementing a security town service system by simultaneous controlfunctions of multiple connections and automatic setting functions of IPv6.
Surveillance camera
街灯街灯防犯ブザー防犯ブザー
Device maintenance service
Securityservice
Video distributionto home management
associations
WLANWLAN基地局基地局
One device belongs to multiple IPv6 networks.IPv6 Multi-Prefix Control Technology
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Multi-Prefix Control TechnologyControls multi address prefixes and provides multi logical networks in a single LAN
Address Prefix per a service and/or per a security levelTerminal with an address prefix can’t access another with different one unless prefixes are routed
No implementation necessary in terminalsAssumes IPv6 because the way to use IPv4 address is limited IPv6 global unique address brings various advantages such as
Plenty of addresses for plenty of terminals/devicesAddress-based service management/terminal managementMulti-address/services for a single terminal
PC GameHDD Recorder
2001:B:X:/642001:A:X:/64
Prefix Assignment Prefix Assignment
2001:C:X:/64
Cameras &Sensors
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IPv6 Information gathering system in Disaster recovery
Before the systemCity Hall
IPv6 Information system
Sending persons to disaster (dangerous) spots with special wireless equipments
Headquarter can directly view what’s happening from surveillance cameras and PDAs given to residents
右のカメラ/電柱は海岸脇に設置
In the past, many tsunami and floods attacked the city.
Surveillance camera
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IPv6 Digital MuseumIPv6 Digital Museum
Preserving local cultural resources and heritagePreserving local cultural resources and heritageLearning at homeLearning at home
Comparative learningComparative learningPreliminary learningPreliminary learning
Civil TeacherCivil Teacher
Location infoLocation info
DigitalDigitalMuseum Museum ArchiveArchive
Learning at facilitiesLearning at facilities
Learning in the fieldsLearning in the fields
IPv6IPv6 cellular phonecellular phone
GPS
Bluetooth GPS
IPv6携帯電話網IPv6 WLAN
Constructing a learning-aided system which archives the learning materials from many wireless LAN spots and provides to cellular phone type mobile terminal of IPv6.
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IPv6 Medical Platform
Municipal Hospital
small-to-mediumhospital
Data Center
Remote surgery support
IPv6 MedicalPlatform
IPv6 MedicalPlatform
Medical receipt handling
Treatment at home
existing ISDN → more efficient / real-time support by broadband and IP communication
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IPv6 Environmental MonitoringSensors for professionals cost more than US$20,000-30,000, which a city can buy just a few of them.A lot of needs for measuring data everywhere in the city→Realizing a portable environment monitoring system for effective usage of limited sensors by using the plug & play function of IPv6. Connecting existing sensors via IP
Portable sensor
IPv6 Portable Sensor
Local IP infrastructure
Environmental Labs
Existing sensors was connected via phone
Existing sensors are also connected via IPv6
Database
IPv6 environment monitoring system
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IPv6 Building Facility Management
Implementing a total building management system by Implementing a total building management system by using abundant IPv6 addresses in some cultural using abundant IPv6 addresses in some cultural facilities.facilities.
Operation centerOperation centerMunicipal Municipal BuildingBuilding
Air Air ConditionerConditioner
ElevatorElevator
LightingLighting
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IPv6 Healthcare Support SystemIPv6 Healthcare Support System
Realizing a healthRealizing a health--carecare--atat--home support service by means of home support service by means of IPv6IPv6--ready mobile terminals by the "push functions" of IPv6.ready mobile terminals by the "push functions" of IPv6.
TransmitterTransmitter
Emergency Emergency NotificationNotification
TerminalTerminal(IPv6)(IPv6)
Camera/Camera/MicMic
helperhelperIPv6IPv6TerminalTerminal
連携連携
Emergency Emergency HospitalHospital
Remote Remote Control in Control in emergencyemergency
Vital SensorsVital Sensors(Blood pressure, heart pulse, temp)(Blood pressure, heart pulse, temp)
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IPv6 Deployment Metric Measurement
Indicates how many percentage IPv6 is deployed
Collecting data of transition level since the early planning stages and examining in various angles
Principal purposeBasic data for marketingBasic numeric value for verification of hypothesesStand on another side of real operation metricCooperation with international projects
URL
(Internet Association of Japan)
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IPv6 JC ProjectCollaboration Project between Japan and China in 2003-2005Activities
Test-Bed Network in ChinaApplications and platform technology experiments
TelematicsE-HomeArea Management SystemP2P Security System etc.
StandardsPromotion/Seminar
METI China Gov.
Hitachi
Panasonic
iNetCore
CIAJ CERNET
Beijin Univ.
Neusoft
Shanghai..
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