Real World Applications of IPv6 from NTT Communications
Archive for November, 2009
This year’s IEEE Globecom 2009 conference will cover the entire range of communications technologies, offering in-depth information on the latest developments in voice, data, image and multimedia.
Aside from ICANN and the 5 Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), should there be other bodies involved in the allocation of IP numbers?
The RIPE NCC launches “How to Act Now – A Guide to Making IPv6 Deployment Simple,” the first paper to focus on real-world IPv6 business applications.
The Internet will suffer if we do not act now.
IPv6 gains momentum in New Zealand with the formation of the New Zealand IPv6 Task Force.
Most enterprises will undergo a major network infrastructure upgrade as they shift to IPv6. Is your network administration ready for the upgrade?
It started with the depletion of IPv4 addresses, followed by U.S. government IPv6 mandates. Now, it’s the possibilities and the improvements that are fueling IPv6 adoption around the globe.
Once IPv4 addresses are depleted, organizations holding onto excess addresses are likely to sell their remaining IPv4 addresses.
In 700 days there will be no more IPv4 addresses. ARIN CEO John Curran is urging companies to make the shift to IPv6.
Yves Poppe answers a question posed to him at the 40th International Institute of Communications (IIC) conference in Montreal: Should we be concerned about a shortage of IP addresses as more people use broadband networks for more things?
