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IPv6 Interdomain Routing Researches
![[ch]](/s/countries/ch.gif) Shadow Hawkins on Thursday, 10 February 2005 16:38:40
The leafnet IPng research group is looking for peoples interested in a 'IPv6 interdomain routing' project. Participants have the opportunity to learn and practice the BGP external dynamic routing protocol and even MBGP for multicast.
Works related to IRRs and RPSL will be covered too, depending of the amount of interests. Documents and ressources related to the project will be available on our website and on a wiki.
All are welcome and free to participate, no minimum hardware or software is required, but a unix/linux gateway or an hardware dedicated router is recommended.
note: A permanent internet connection is required.
If interested, send a email to projects@bgp6.info, introduce youself and if possible please indicate your skills and what type of hardware you've at your disposal.
We're actually working on various other network related topics like, IP security, multicast routing, quality of services and audio/video and integrated data networks.
More informations about our projects can be found on http://www.bgp6.info
IPv6 Interdomain Routing Researches
Check out OCCAID, which is exactly what the above is doing on a large scale. Peeping through the documentation there are a lot of OCCAID 6bone prefixes in there...
IPv6 Interdomain Routing Researches
Shadow Hawkins on Thursday, 10 February 2005 17:38:27
Yes we're working with them since about 2-3 weeks.
I think we're adopting a very different approach comparing to OCCAID. Our researches and experimentations are achieved within a small team and we don't plan to peers lot of peoples on the network. The idea behind the project is the have a group of 5 maybe 10 persons who know and work with each others. We're more aimed on experimentations.
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on Thursday, 10 February 2005 17:05:58
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