1.  Context

The formal pilot project for enabling IPv6 in ResearchIT (and thus, at the pITLAb) at the ITU is scheduled to start in October 2010. Implementation of IPv6 at the IT University at large will follow - and hopefully benefit from the experience gathered in this phase.

Here is a one pager on why we need IPv6 at the IT University

The following is a collection of documents on

• IPv6 research at the pITLab
• General IPv6 - recommended intro reading
• Transition strategies

2.  Documents & Resources

2.1  pITLab / IT University

• Start here: Primer for IPv6 at the pITLab and the IT University - an introductory document for project participants.
• The IPv6 Diary gives a detailed account of tech details - primarily meant for those involved on technical level
• Details on 6to4 transition technique on OpenWRT behind NAT: 6to4 on NATted machines.

2.2  General IPv6

Recommended reading for participants

• http://www.forskningsnettet.dk/ipv6.html
  • http://www.forskningsnettet.dk/ipv6all.html
• IPv6 page at KU
• Danish page at IPv6 Taskforce, currently dead ... August 2010
• Danish Taskforce mail list at Digitalizer
• Cisco IPv6 pages
• Hewlett Packard IPv6 pages
  • ProCurve IPv6 pages
• Technical resources at NSRC / PACNOG workshop
• IPv6 Portal
• The IPv6 cheat sheet
• Creative Commons = free book on IPv6 - recommended
• good collection of slides on deployment, implementation in the real big world

2.3  Transition

Tunnel brokers

• http://www.sixxs.net/main/
• http://he.net/

6to4

• http://getipv6.net/index.php/Linux_or_BSD_6to4_Relays
• http://wiki.debian.org/DebianIPv6#IPv66to4Configuration
• http://www.kfu.com/~nsayer/6to4/
• http://www.melb.apana.org.au/wiki/IPv6ConfigurationForDebian
• http://onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2001/06/01/ipv6_tutorial.html?page=1