Monitoring of IPv4 relevant information is quite common, well understood and widely supported by today's network elements. Used for many different purposes, such as alarming, capacity management and intrusion detection, many people depend on this information provided via the SNMP protocol.
Did you already try to gather similar information about IPv6? Well, we did and present our findings in this talk. For the past two months we collected as much as possible IPv6 related information from our company's network elements. We will start our talk with a quick overview of our network topology and present the current status of the IPv6 MIB standards before talking about our findings. The talk will not only cover IPv6 packet statistics but also security related information available via SNMP (e.g. rogue RAs).
During his studies in electrical engineering at ETH Zurich Gabriel Mueller specialized on networks and network security. He works as a senior consultant at AWK Group, assisting clients in the public and private sectors as project manager and expert in the network area. In his role as a network administrator at AWK, he regularly gathers practical experience in the company's network.
IPv6 Business Conference 2011:
http://www.computerworld.ch/businesspraxis/kommunikation/artikel/ipv6-jetzt-anpacken-58490/
Swiss IPv6 Council (2013): Monitoring of the dual stack environment at AWK Group
http://www.swissipv6council.ch/de/events/IPv6-Monitoring-bei-AWK
Heise IPv6 Congress 2014: Monitoring einer Dualstack Umgebung