[AusNOG] Commsday: Telstra moves business ADSL services to IPv6

Jake Anderson yahoo at vapourforge.com
Tue Jun 25 12:50:57 EST 2013


This seems to actually be happening in real life.
One of my clients signed up for a new telstra biz connection today. 
Thanks to the wonderful telstra people signing him up for a totally new 
account and phone number rather than just an upgrade. I got to see their 
signup email.
It had these fields in it.
Note those fields are blank, but they are there at least

Customer LAN IPv6 Delegated Prefix:

Customer LAN IPv6 Networks:

If you wish to use Telstra's DNS resolvers, your equipment should be configured with the following IP addresses:
IPv4: 203.50.2.71, 139.130.4.4
IPv6: 2001:8000:101::1, 2001:8000:101::2

On 25/06/13 11:49, Mark Newton wrote:

> That's excellent news.  Congrats to the folks at Telstra.
>
>   - mark
>
> On Jun 25, 2013, at 7:51 AM, Skeeve Stevens 
> <skeeve+ausnog at eintellegonetworks.com 
> <mailto:skeeve+ausnog at eintellegonetworks.com>> wrote:
>
>> This is a damn good thing!  IPv6 might just gain some serious 
>> traction.... because face it... for every $1 Telstra spends on IPv6 
>> awareness... we benefit from at least 80c of that!
>>
>> ...Skeeve
>>
>> From Commsday - 25th June 2013
>>
>> *Telstra moves business ADSL services to IPv6*
>>
>> Telstra has extended the availability of IPv6 services to its 
>> business ADSL customers. It announced that it was allowing SME 
>> customers to opt-in to using the newer internet protocol.
>>
>> The carrier's migration from IPv4 to IPv6 is being done gradually and 
>> follows the availability of IPv6 in the Telstra Internet Direct 
>> network in 2011 and the Telstra Next IP network in 2012.
>>
>> David Robertson, Telstra director of transport and routing 
>> engineering, said that consumer services would also follow. "We have 
>> a long-term roadmap for deploying IPv6 capability into our networks 
>> and are pleased that many of our business customers can use this new 
>> service to support the transition of their networks to IPv6. The 
>> deployment of IPv6 into Telstra's network is an on-going program of 
>> work, and we'll make this available for other services such as fixed 
>> consumer and our wireless networks over time," Robertson said.
>>
>> "As stocks of IPv4 addresses diminish globally, we need to continue 
>> moving to the new addressing sys- tem. By dual stacking IPv4 and IPv6 
>> in our network, customers can opt into IPv6 in their own time, and 
>> according to the lifecycle upgrade of their own equipment. We're 
>> developing the network capability so customers can commence the move 
>> to IPv6 as it suits them," he suggested.
>>
>> "In coming years we expect that IPv6 will become the norm and 
>> customers will need to opt-out if they wish to use IPv4. However as 
>> we start this transition, we'll be working directly with customers to 
>> support
>> them as they make this change," Robertson explained.
>>
>> Geoff Long
>>
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>>
>>
>> *Skeeve Stevens - *eintellego Networks Pty Ltd
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