Real World Applications of IPv6 from NTT Communications
Archive for April, 2009
NTT America is featured in a Core Networking and Security blog post.
ScandiNode’s IPv4 depletion site features daily v4 depletion reports and visual metrics, among other key features.
The Pouzin Society searches for alternatives to IPv6.
Internet use in Indonesia is on the rise (and they’re going to need more address space).
The 4G Network will be compatible and interoperable with IPv6.
Doug Junkins, NTT America’s Vice President of IP Engineering, will speak at Future-Net 2009.
Provider of network services, Command Information Inc., will help transition the Department of Defense to IPv6—a $4.4 million job.
The Eglin Air Force Base in Florida volunteers to be the first Base to implement IPv6.
Six key factors made it possible for the DREN to implement IPv6 so quickly and at such a low cost: people, personality, process, procurement practices, basic network transport protocol, and the target IPv6 protocol suite.
Over the years, IPv6 proponents have offered many reasons for the adoption. As a core networking protocol, it is difficult to assign a fabulous and compelling business case – IPv6 is, after all, just plumbing. But if I had to sum it up, IPv6 is about scalability and a restoration of the end-to-end architecture originally [...]
