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- Andy Merritt: I also applaud Google in their efforts. Leading by example is always admired. I look forward to reading about the trials and tribulations the engineering staff
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- David Green: Do you think that three years is enough time? What 3 or 4 tasks are most important to prepare for ARIN no longer having blocks of IPv4 addresses and only servi
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- David Green: I applaud Google's leadership in getting their external facing applications and ISP connections working on IPv6. You are leading the way for govt and ecommerce
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- David Green: Here's a great quote from Leslie Daigle, Chief Internet technology Officer for the Internet Society, in an interview with Government Computer News “The key thin
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- Yurie Rich: I think the folks that have cycles to burn at IETF can dream up any number of complex mechanisms to even further the lifespan of IPv4. However, there are numer
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- Tim Panton: Cullen Jennings of Cisco gave a talk about this at eComm 09. His thesis (very roughly) was : A) Carrier grade NAT was going to happen B) ISPs will use it as
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- Ted Mittelstaedt: Many people are filtering anything smaller than a /24 so forget the gloom and doom scenarios with /25's. Adjustments to the dampening algorithms should control
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- John Spence: Good issue to raise, Dave. My view is that a reclamation project for IPv4 is fine at the margins - to buy time in rare cases where an organization is way behin
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v6 Bulletin Updates, News, and Events

IPv6: Understanding the Challenge to Ensure Business Continuity

Posted Thursday, December 10th, 2009, 10:32 am

IPv6 offers a variety of benefits, such as almost infinite and more flexible address space, scalability, better security, lower capital and operational expenses, enhancements for multicast and QoS support, broader support for mobile devices, and many, many more. The need for more IP addresses is on the rise. The time to transition to IPv6 is here, now.

Click here to read the full article, written by Cody Christman, director of product engineering for NTT America, for the Wall Street Technology Association’s Ticker Magazine.

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