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[Brent Sweeny <>]

aha!
yes, v6 unicast is up, but no multicast yet.  we're happy to do
multicast whenever Transpac (and the networks behind it) is.

2001:504:b:20::136 22388     192187      78670       0       0
3w2d17h Establ
  inet6.0: 41/527/0

on this session, Abilene is advertising both NLRIs but Transpac is only
advertising unicast, so whenever Transpac does it it'll come up (again,
from the router-proxy):

Address families configured: inet6-unicast inet6-multicast
  Peer ID: 192.203.116.253  Local ID: 198.32.8.198
  NLRI advertised by peer: inet6-unicast
  NLRI for this session: inet6-unicast


Katsuhiro Horiba wrote:
> I'm very very sorry.
> 
> I forgot to define IP version...
> I mean to say "IPv6" multicast.
> 
> Best Regards
> Katsuhiro
> 
> Brent Sweeny wrote:
>> Transpac already has multicast peering with Abilene at their peering in
>> Los Angeles (this is from the router proxy, so it's very public
>> information):
>> 207.231.240.136 22388      82254     215958       0       0     3w2d17h
>> Establ
>>   inet.0: 561/794/0
>>   inet.2: 68/72/0
>>
>>
>> Katsuhiro Horiba wrote:
>>> Dear Marshall.
>>>
>>> I'm sorry to late reply.
>>> I was just in the sky.
>>>
>>> "APAN-Transpac2" would be exchange point to peer Abilene and other Asian
>>> AS's. It has already had unicast peering between Abilene in
>>> Pasific-Wave.
>>> In Asia, a lot of academic AS's are connecting to APAN, and some of them
>>> have general multicast peering.
>>>
>>> Thank you for considering my agenda.
>>>
>>> Best Regards
>>> Katsuhiro
>>>
>>> Marshall Eubanks wrote:
>>>> Dear Katsuhiro;
>>>>
>>>> Is there general multicast peering _between_ academic AS's in Asia ?
>>>> (In other words, would one
>>>> interface at one exchange suffice, or would this require a number of
>>>> different connections to the
>>>> academic networks ?)
>>>>
>>>> Regards
>>>> Marshall
>>>>
>>>> On Dec 1, 2006, at 4:02 PM, Katsuhiro Horiba wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Hi, All.
>>>>>
>>>>> I'd like to attend the meeting to discuss Inter-AS Multicast between
>>>>> other ASes and Abilene.
>>>>> In Asia, many academic ASes want to peer Abilene without tunnel. :)
>>>>>
>>>>> See you soon.
>>>>>
>>>>> -- 
>>>>> Katsuhiro
>>>>>
>>>>>> I don't have any agenda items but I am willing to chair the
>>>>>> meeting...
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Richard Machida
>>>>>>
>>>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>>>>     From: "Alan 
>>>>>> Crosswell"<>
>>>>>>     Sent: 11/29/06 9:32:50 AM
>>>>>>     To: 
>>>>>> ""<>
>>>>>>     Subject: multicast working group meeting at Chicago member
>>>>>> meeting
>>>>>>
>>>>>>     The Multicast WG meeting will be over lunch, Wednesday 12/6 from
>>>>>> 12-1pm.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>     I am unable to attend this member meeting and would appreciate
>>>>>> it if
>>>>>>     someone would volunteer to chair the meeting.  This basically
>>>>>> involves
>>>>>>     showing up:-)  The discussions are usually quite informal and
>>>>>> setting
>>>>>>     the agenda involves an email to this group requesting topics for
>>>>>> discussion.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>     If there is no volunteer by Friday 12/1, then we'll just cancel
>>>>>> the meeting.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>     Please reply to this mail with your agenda items and if you'd be
>>>>>> willing
>>>>>>     to take charge of the meeting.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>     /a
>>>>>>