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• Date and Time: UTC 18:00, Friday February 06, 2015
• Convenor: Bin Hu (AT&T)
• Participants:
  • Brian Smith
  • Jean-Francois Tremblay (Viagenie)
  • Manuel Rebellon (Sandvine)
  • Mark Medina (ClearPath)
  • Peter Lee (ClearPath)
  • Sridhar Gaddam (RedHat)

• Status Update.
  • Mark drafted PoC designs. Two scenarios are considered:
    • Using a VM as the IPv6 Router to address Neutron Shortcomings
    • Contribution to Neutron Development with RADVD
  • Sridhar had some comments on the first scenario of "Using a VM as the IPv6 Router to address Neutron Shortcomings". Mark agreed and needed some more time to further consider Sridha's suggestions
  • Sridhar also commented that the second scenario is what Neutron is doing
  • Peter clarified that Jonne is doing some research in the Router Namespace of RADVD. His research outcome could be a potential contribution to Neutron
  • Bin summarized the use case and gap analysis. Sridhar suggested that we can have one more column to link to existing Blueprints and/or other references.
  • Jonne gave offline update to Bin with regard to his 3 actions

• Next Steps / New Actions
  • Mark will polish the first PoC scenario, and make revisions accordingly.
  • Sridhar will review use case and gap analysis, and PoC design offline, and will revise it accordingly

• Prior Actions:
  • Mark will research OpenStack Neutron and how to support IPv6 in VM based on SLAAC scenario (no DHCP).
  • Mark will draft the architecture design of an IPv6 PoC on OpenStack Neutron
  • Jonne will research floating IPv6 Blueprint in OpenStack, and report the findings to the group
  • Jonne will research DHCPv6 prefix delegation feature, and add it to use case table
  • Jonne will draft the analysis of 3 different IPv6 scenario (SLAAC, DHCPv6 stateful and DHCPv6 stateless). The experiment and PoC will start from the simplest SLAAC scenario.

Meeting adjourned.