Real World Applications of IPv6 from NTT Communications
Archive for September, 2009
Be it in 717 or 657 days, depending on whose countdown clock you use, in approximately two years all new IP address assignments will be made with IPv6 addresses.
IPv6 can be used to block, shield and hide data on a network, and hackers are already learning how to exploit these characteristics.
To celebrate the Internet’s upcoming 40th birthday on October 29th, as well as IEEE’s 125th anniversary, the IEEE held an international event featuring many renowned Internet experts.
Lantronix, Inc. adds SpiderDuo to its Spider(TM) family of keyboard, video, and mouse-over-IP solutions. And it’s IPv6-certified.
Axel Pawlik, managing director of RIPE NCC, says that running out of IP addresses is the biggest threat the Internet faces today.
Vint Cerf says IPv6 will provide “enough address space to last until after I'm dead."
The initial months of IPv6 testing on the Elgin Air Force Base’s backbone have proved to be successful.
Yves Poppe shares the most recent IPv6 action in India, New Zealand and the United States.
The Department of Defense (DoD) has released version 4.0 of the IPv6 Standard Profiles for IPv6 Capable Products.
Jason Turner, correspondent for The Christian Science Monitor, says Internet software is starting to show its age
