John Spence from Nephos6 had a great article discussing IPsec and its place in the newest draft of the IPv6 Node Requirements RFC. They offer a good opinion and perspective of the current state of the industry on IPv6 adoption, and how vendors (especially of small appliances) feel about adding IPsec to their IPv6 stack. The […]
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On 8 June 2011, over 400 organizations from around the world participated in a global IPv6 functionality test. The question is what did we learn? What did we gain? Simply put: the IPv6 “boogie monster” doesn’t exist. IPv6 works, and works very well. client-side/residential adoption rates are still very low. However (as seen below), the amount of
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Tomorrow, at 8:00 pm (12:00 am GMT), World IPv6 Day begins. Here’s what to expect: All of your favorite websites should still be accessible (Google, Facebook, Yahoo, etc) If you are so inclined to sniff your traffic you should see a huge explosion of IPv6 on your network. If you don’t see this, then maybe
World IPv6 Day, T-21 Hours Read More »
Are you ready for IPv6 yet? Well, the rest of the world is having a large distributed test event called World IPv6 Day on 8 June 2011. This is the day Google, Facebook, Netflix, Microsoft, Yahoo, Bing, Verizon, and others let loose on IPv6. For 24 hours, these participating sites and companies will have both
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