last update June 1st, 2021
If you are going to run test from now, please use the newest version.
However, in case the test specification and self-test/interop scenario
are updated during your testing with the previous version,
we will accept your application with the results based on the previous
version of the test _within four weeks_ from the update.
Please visit IPv6 Ready Logo Program Web Page.
The Test Suite correspendent to above specificaion is available.
If you want to try it, prepare a FreeBSD/i386 (7.3-RELEASE or higher and 8.X version is recommended) install PC
and install both of TAHI platform and Test scripts listed below.
Please visit here and download latest version of v6eval.
(requires version 3.3.0 or higher)
v6eval reference manual
For HOST and Router
Note1: Self_Test (version 5.0.4) or higher should run on the platform of v6eval-3.3.5.
When you extract tarball, you can find
${somewhere}/Self_Test_X-X-X/{addr,icmp,nd,pmtu,spec}.p2.
After the configuration as described in INSTALL.ct,
change directory to ${somewhere}/Self_Test_X-X-X
and type "make ipv6ready_p2_host" (for Host)
or "make ipv6ready_p2_router" (for Router).
As a Self-test result,
you need to submit whole data in "Self_Test_X-X-X" directory as is.
- The directory hierarchy will be following.
${Your_Device_ver}/
${Your_Device_ver}/Self_Test_X-X-X/
${Your_Device_ver}/Interoperability/
- Create tarball using following command line.
tar zcvf ${Your_Device_ver}.tar.gz ${Your_Device_ver}
FreeBSD 7.1-RELEASE Jan. 14, 2009
FreeBSD 7.1-RELEASE, mcast-tools-20061214 Jun. 14, 2009
Please visit IPv6 Ready Logo Program Web Page.TAHI IPv6 Interoperability Test Suite "vel" can help you.
"vel" - "Virtual Evaluation Laboratory" - can run the interoperability test semiautomatically.
It makes Interoperability test easy.