- Do you support and publish the full IPv6 BGP Routing Table?
- If not what portion of the BGP Routing Table do you support?
- Are full IPv6 global routes available to end customers?
- Do you host and provide the access to a “looking glass” IPv6 BGP router,
for the troubleshooting purposes?
- Do you accept and announce /48 blocks?
- What is the smallest prefix you accept?
- What is the smallest prefix your upstream providers accept from you? Are
there any restrictions on prefix advertisements?
- What percentage of your IPv4 peers to you currently peer with for IPv6?
- Are you partitioned from any other major networks? (i.e. lacking global
reachability to other major networks) (Reference)?
- Will the provider disclose its list of IPv6 peerings, indicating which
IPv6 peerings are native and which are tunneled?
- Does the provider have a policy in place regarding deployment of tunnels
on its backbone network or with peerings?
- In other words, is there any IPv6 tunneling on the provider’s backbone
network, and if peerings with other providers currently exist which
are tunneled, does/will the provider have a policy in place which will
mandate peerings with providers be native?
- What MTU restrictions or standards are in place for any tunnels?