Category Archives: IPv6 Transition
10th Anniversary Celebration of World IPv6 Launch Day – Scott Hogg, North American IPv6 Task Forces
This presentation is both a celebration of the work performed to get IPv6 adoption to this point in North America. It also covers what work remains to continue to further IPv6 education, adoption, and usage beyond the service provider and … Continue reading
Posted in CAv6TF, General, IPv6, IPv6 Forum, IPv6 Forum Mexico, IPv6 Transition, NAv6TF, rmv6tf, TXv6TF, Uncategorized, World IPv6 Day
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John Curran NAv6tf Presentation
John Curran’s presentations are always lively, educational and wholly interactive (especially during Q&A). Today’s presentation at LinkedIn’s Sunnyvale Headquarters was no exception to the rule as John focused on how to build a better IPv6 internet that users will actually … Continue reading → Continue reading
Posted in CAv6TF, General, IPv6, IPv6 Transition, ipv6hawaii, NAv6TF, rmv6tf, Task Force, TXv6TF
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When will Ars Technica add IPv6 to its website?
Ars Technica has posted an excellent article on their reasons for waiting to deploy IPv6 on their web properties. For those of you facing a similar decision, it’s a good opportunity to compare your thoughts with theirs. From reading the article, … Continue reading
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New FCC Working Paper: Summary of IPv6 Transition Impacts
Robert Cannon of the FCC’s Office of Strategic Planning & Policy Analysis has written an FCC working paper that offers up a summary of the current situation with the introduction of IPv6 into the Internet. The document is freely available in… Continue reading
Posted in FCC, IPv6, IPv6 Transition, News, Robert Cannon
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