Real World Applications of IPv6 from NTT Communications
Archive for May, 2009
Drawing parallels between IPv6 and the issue of global warming, Carl Weinschenk suggests that though IPv6 inaction won’t be the end of the world, there will be significant social and financial ramifications if steps are not taken soon.
OK, let’s hypothesize here for a moment….close your eyes, well figuratively, not literally, or else you won’t be able to read my text and you’ll miss my point for sure!! Thanks to a recent unrelated conversation with one of my Twitter friends this came up: Close your eyes and imagine for a moment that General Motors [...]
Securing network infrastructures is a never-ending quest of figuring out where to deploy the most effective strategies in a specific environment. While it is common to use IPsec for site-to-site IPv4 VPN environments, it is underutilized for host-to-host communication, which could offer a far greater improvement for secured communications. If IPv6 deployments are [...]
At this year’s Interop Expo, Jeremy Hitchcock, DNS and networking engineer, CEO at Dyn Inc., surveyed the crowd of technology vendors, buyers, and enthusiasts to see where they stand on the IPv6 transition.
In a follow up to his post a few months ago, Derek Morr stands by his position that IPv6 is not a security threat.
In an interview with Jeff Doyle, an authority on IPv6 and author of Routing TCP/IP, Volume I and Volume II, Linda Leung uncovers what Doyle sees as the future for IPv6.
Called “the quietest Tier-1 Internet backbone in the US”, Rob Powell tells NTT America’s story.
If Vint Cerf, the man credited with inventing Internet protocol (IP), says that CIOs need to prepare for IPv6, will companies listen?
Cultural and economic differences lead Axel Pawlik, managing director of the RIPE NCC, to believe that the United States’ latest push for IPv6 would not be as effective in Europe.
Following Doug Junkins' (VP of IP Engineering at NTT America) presentation on IPv6 deployment at this year's Future-Net-Expo, NTT America was featured in a blog post by Scott Hogg.
