ould conclude its activities in December 2012, which it did. Commercial test suites are available from multiple vendors. These include, but are not limited to, 'Codenomicom Defensics Core Internet package', see more at http://www.codenomicom.com and 'Ixia IxN2X IPv4 and IPv6 Protocol Conformance Test Suites', see more at http://www.ixiacom.com. 3.11.2 IPv6 Ready Logo The IPv6 Forum, http://www.ipv6forum.com has established an 'IPv6 Ready Logo Program' to help validate implementation conformance with self-test tools and to indicate the level of implementation's conformance to people and organization. The program uses TAHI's conformance test suites for validation, and passing of the tests is a requirement for obtaining logos. The golden 'Phase-2 IPv6 Ready' logo is shown in Figure 3.25, Introduction to IPv6 READY Figure 3.25 Golden IPv6 Ready logo from IPv6 Forum. Reproduced by permission of The IPv6 Forum. Table 3.6 IPv6 Ready Logo Phase-2 Test Specification and Test Tools Category Targets Notes IPv6 Core Protocols Router, Host DHCPv6 Client, Server, Relay agent IPSec End-node, Security Gateway IKEv2 End-node, Security Gateway MLDv2 Router, Listener Experimental Agent, Manager CE Router CE Router Under public review IMS UE Experimental MIPv6 Correspondent Node, Home Agent, Mobile Node Experimental Home Agent, Mobile Router Experimental UA, Endpoint, B2BUA, Proxy, Registrar Experimental although in a black and white version here. A silver 'Phase-1 IPv6 Ready' logo was used in the past, but is now being phased out. For an implementation to achieve the golden 'IPv6 Ready' logo it has to pass relevant test suites, such as IPv6 Core Protocols' suite, and apply for the logo. The categories at the time of writing are listed in Table 3.6. The table is updated as specifications evolve, SO newest version should be checked from the IPv6 Forum pages. After passing reviews by the IPv6 Ready Logo Technical Group and IPv6 Forum Logo Committee, permission to use the logo is given. At the time of writing, the phase-2 golden logo h