As some of you know, we will be transitioning from IPv4 to IPv6 in the next couple of years. Here is Mitels plans for supporting the change:
Mitel's medium term strategy is based on the use of MBG as an IPv4/IPv6 dual-stack application layer gateway (ALG). This enables us to
leave the MCD platform and application server components in an IPv4 island, and still successfully connect to an IPv6 network via the MBG.
As part of the IPV6 strategy a firmware update is planned for our current MiNET sets (5312/20/24/30/40/60) to calendar Q3 2011. Investigation is
underway to look at possibly accelerating the MBG roadmap to align with the sets schedule. The current plan is to produce a deployable
MiNET IPv6 solution in calendar 2011.
In the long term, we are also starting to look at the inclusion of native dual-stack IPv4/IPv6 support across our platforms and application servers
However, given the development effort required to do so, our MBG-based solution will be the way we address IPv6 deployment requirements for
the next few years
Mitel's medium term strategy is based on the use of MBG as an IPv4/IPv6 dual-stack application layer gateway (ALG). This enables us to
leave the MCD platform and application server components in an IPv4 island, and still successfully connect to an IPv6 network via the MBG.
As part of the IPV6 strategy a firmware update is planned for our current MiNET sets (5312/20/24/30/40/60) to calendar Q3 2011. Investigation is
underway to look at possibly accelerating the MBG roadmap to align with the sets schedule. The current plan is to produce a deployable
MiNET IPv6 solution in calendar 2011.
In the long term, we are also starting to look at the inclusion of native dual-stack IPv4/IPv6 support across our platforms and application servers
However, given the development effort required to do so, our MBG-based solution will be the way we address IPv6 deployment requirements for
the next few years