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ipv6_opnfv_project:minutes_20150306 [2015/03/06 19:57]
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       * Full support for IPv6 tcp/​udp/​icmp IPv6 security groups: Sridhar talked to the author of Blueprint [[https://​blueprints.launchpad.net/​neutron/​+spec/​security-group-ipv6-ra-guard|Security group rule for IPv6 RA guard and IPv6 Snooping]]. The author is looking at the feature [[http://​www.cisco.com/​web/​about/​security/​intelligence/​ipv6_first_hop.html| IPv6 First-Hop Security]].       * Full support for IPv6 tcp/​udp/​icmp IPv6 security groups: Sridhar talked to the author of Blueprint [[https://​blueprints.launchpad.net/​neutron/​+spec/​security-group-ipv6-ra-guard|Security group rule for IPv6 RA guard and IPv6 Snooping]]. The author is looking at the feature [[http://​www.cisco.com/​web/​about/​security/​intelligence/​ipv6_first_hop.html| IPv6 First-Hop Security]].
     * Jonne asked why [[https://​blueprints.launchpad.net/​neutron/​+spec/​ipv6-prefix-delegation| IPv6 Prefix Delegation]] only supports /64 prefix. Sridhar and Bin indicated that it is a limitation in current implementation for Kilo. Sub-delegation capability such as /48, /54 etc. should be supported beyond Kilo, and hopefully in Liberty.     * Jonne asked why [[https://​blueprints.launchpad.net/​neutron/​+spec/​ipv6-prefix-delegation| IPv6 Prefix Delegation]] only supports /64 prefix. Sridhar and Bin indicated that it is a limitation in current implementation for Kilo. Sub-delegation capability such as /48, /54 etc. should be supported beyond Kilo, and hopefully in Liberty.
 +      * Mark shared ​  * [[http://​klub.com.pl/​dhcpv6/​| Dibbler - A Portable DHCPv6]]
     * Group agreed to look into IPv6 First-Hop Security, and use cases of Static IPv6 and Sub-delegation. Based on further investigation,​ we will decide possible actions, for example, Blueprints to drive IPv6 First-Hop Security, Static IPv6 and Sub-delegation capability.     * Group agreed to look into IPv6 First-Hop Security, and use cases of Static IPv6 and Sub-delegation. Based on further investigation,​ we will decide possible actions, for example, Blueprints to drive IPv6 First-Hop Security, Static IPv6 and Sub-delegation capability.
     * Mark revised the PoC design of using VM as an IPv6 SLAAC Router for VMs.     * Mark revised the PoC design of using VM as an IPv6 SLAAC Router for VMs.
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       * Mark asked if Tenant Router created in Network Node is needed or not in case of IPv6, because it is needed for IPv4 but not sure for IPv6.       * Mark asked if Tenant Router created in Network Node is needed or not in case of IPv6, because it is needed for IPv4 but not sure for IPv6.
       * Sridhar indicated that Tenant Router and Bridge are needed for each Tenant subnet. A dual-stack support is an easier way compared to IPv6-only design, because IPv4 is needed frequently from time to time, such as metadata.       * Sridhar indicated that Tenant Router and Bridge are needed for each Tenant subnet. A dual-stack support is an easier way compared to IPv6-only design, because IPv4 is needed frequently from time to time, such as metadata.
-      * Iben suggested a more generic diagram so that the design can be applied to other types of networks such as VXLAN, GRE, etc. through ML2 plugin. +      * Iben suggested a more generic diagram so that the design can be applied to other types of networks such as VXLAN, GRE, etc. through ML2 plugin. For example [[http://​docs.openstack.org/​admin-guide-cloud/​content/​figures/​14/​a/​a/​common/​figures/​OVStunneling.png| OVS Tunnling]]
-      * Bin suggested that we may have 2 diagrams. One is an simple diagram that maps to current OVS network setup, and the other one is a more generic one that can easily scalable to other networks.+      * Bin suggested that we may have 2 diagrams. One is an simple diagram that maps to current OVS network setup, and the other one is a more generic one that can be easily scalable to other networks.
     * Mark will revise the PoC 1 design so that:     * Mark will revise the PoC 1 design so that:
       * It is targeted for dual-stack       * It is targeted for dual-stack
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