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• Date and Time: PDT 8:00am / UTC 15:00, Friday September 04, 2015
• Chair: Bin Hu (AT&T)
• Participants:
  • Brian Smith (Bell Canada)
  • Iben Rodriguez (Spirent)
  • Mark Medina (ClearPath)
  • Meenakshi Kaushik (Cisco)
  • Prakash Ramchandran (Huawei)

• Roll call
• Admin Update
  • B Release Planning Update
    • JIRA: IPVSIX-10 Create timeline of milestones of IPv6, and aligned with B release

Work in progress. B Release PM asks to use JIRA issues to track tasks and dependencies. We have used JIRA to track our IPv6 issues. B Release PM will have clearer clarification / requirement of what is expected in JIRA. We will adjust accordingly to meet B Release criteria.

• Other update of B Release
• Jira issue status
• Gerrit repo status
• B Release Tasks Update
• JIRA IPVSIX-11 Share experience and documentation of installing Arno on a single laptop

Bin has created wiki to share the experience of installing Arno on a single laptop. It is expected that everyone can share own experience there and help trouble-shooting. This issue IPVSIX-11 is closed.

• JIRA IPVSIX-12 IPv6 Support / Gap Analysis with ODL
  • Revision of PoC 1 Diagram

Sridhar raised 2 questions:
- Whether Service VM IPv6 vRouter is for IPv6 only or it is also for IPv4 (dual-stack)?
- Because currently ODL does not support IPv6 Router (i.e., like Neutron OVS ML2 implementation which uses RADVD inside a namespace), we need to modify the diagram to use an external IPv6 Router directly.

Because our PoC scope is to use one Service VM as IPv6 vRouter to serve other VMs (tenants), when all of those VMs have both IPv4 and IPv6 capability, dual-stack is supported. Iben is very confident that dual-stack can be supported in the Service VM as vRouter in Spirent's VCTL. And the IPv4-IPv6 conversion is not applicable in our scenario.

However, considering the setup in other community labs, and the VNFs (applications) which may need IPv4-IPv6 conversion, all agreed that our design of ServiceVM IPv6 vRouter is only for IPv6. But our PoC deployment in VCTL will be dual-stack.

The actions regarding IPv6 v.s. Dual-Stack are:
- To-do: Sridhar adds how IPv4 routing happens for VMs (Tenant B) in the diagram
- To-do: Sridhar reviews the setup instructions, and see if any change is needed to support dual-stack Service VM vRouter.

Sridhar and Meenakshi have been trying OpenStack+ODL integration and experimented this PoC. Next Step is to use a standard ODL Lithium SR1. The actions regarding IPv6 on OS+ODL are:
- To-do: Sridhar modifies diagram to use external IPv6 router for this setup
- To-do: Iben creates Spirent VCTLab accounts for Sridhar, Meenakshi, and Prakash
- To-do: Sridhar and Meenakshi set up Lithium SR1 integration
- To-do: Sridhar and Meenakshi continue ODL gap analysis based on this setup.

• Gap Analysis Wiki

Dependent on the OS+ODL setup. See above.

• JIRA IPVSIX-13 Metadata Methodology / cloud.init()

Sridhar experimented it and it is working. He encourages everyone to try it.

• JIRA IPVSIX-14 Test methodoloy, test case development and testing related tasks

Prakash volunteered to take the lead working on test plan, test design, test case and test tool. Prakash will take the lead and work on it as priority.

• JIRA IPVSIX-15 Experiment IPv6 in Kilo

This is the umbrella task that covers all other detailed tasks.

• Multisite IPv6 Community Lab and CI Integration Update (Iben)
  • JIRA: IPVSIX-7 Experiment and document instructions on Jenkins integration

On hold unitl PoC is working and deployed in VCTL

• JIRA: IPVSIX-9 Setup IPv6 in OPNFV Community Test Labs

Work in progress. Iben has the action to create account for everyone.

• Build Structure Update from Sridhar
• ISO Structure Update (Prakash)
• JIRA: IPVSIX-6 Propose Metadata structure of IPv6 ISO
• Progress update from Prakash and Iben in terms of brown field experience, and vPING and vLOOP.

Put on hold until everything is done. Then we consider ISO.

• Next Step
• AOB

None

Meeting adjourned.