[c-nsp] IPv6: Getting started
Tima Maryin
tima at transtelecom.net
Tue Mar 23 06:22:18 EDT 2010
I think it will depend on your v4<->v6 translation rules.
Peter Rathlev wrote:
> On Mon, 2010-03-22 at 14:38 +0300, Tima Maryin wrote:
>> Why don't keep it ipv4?
>> If you run MPLS VPN netowork i don't see why you want something else
>> in core. MPLS don't care about ipv4/6 and PE just assign labels for
>> prefix/vpn and distribute it to other PEs.
>>
>> For me it looks like double security here, if your core has no ipv6 i
>> can't be accessed (read: hacked) from outside ipv6 world/vpns.
>
> It's no practical problem at all to keep the core IPv4. I was just
> curious about why a pure IPv6 MPLS network wasn't possible (yet, on
> Cisco boxen).
>
> That leads me to another thing: If we _could_ make the core run IPv6,
> and if we weren't using "no mpls ip propagate-ttl", how would a
> traceroute from an IPv4-only machine work out? Would the core send
> ICMPv6 Time Exceeded back to the host, which would then just discard
> these unintelligible packets and show "*"s for that hop?
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