Archive for June, 2009
With plans to deploy IPv6-enabled network services, the U.S. government is pushing for more v6 rules and regulations.
Vint Cerf, one of the Internet’s founding fathers, warns government and technology industry leaders that they have to face the Internet’s many shortcomings.
Though it will be another year before Comcast’s IPv6 service is commercially available, Comcast is among the first carriers to demonstrate end-to-end IPv6 transmission for residential broadband customers.
In a recently recorded video interview, Randy Bush of the Internet Initiative Japan (IIJ) talks IPv6.
Read and download pertinent presentation files from NANOG46.
South Korea is planning to combine its weather and climate monitoring stations and various individual sensors using IPv6 and other next-generation network platforms.
With the migration to IPv6 comes a need for increased monitoring and management to maximize ROI.
The IPv6 Forum and its sub-organization, the IPv6 Ready Logo Committee, introduced an IPv6 Enabled Logo Program aimed at testing and validating Web sites for IPv6 readiness and adoption.
IPv6 is the first of two new emerging technologies that will revolutionize the building automation industry.
IPv6 can reduce many of the attacks prevalent on the IPv4 Internet. In this excerpt from the book IPv6 Security, you can learn how to secure your IPv6 network.
Real World Applications of IPv6 from NTT Communications




