Tag: IPv4

World IPv6 Day: Final Look and “Wagon’s Ho!”

Rob Malan on June 9, 2011.

After reflecting on the data from IPv6 day, the phrase the best comes to mind is: “Wagon’s Ho!” It’s going to be a long hard slog to IPv6-Land. Yesterday’s IPv6 flag day looks to have been a success. After a decade of implementation work by […]

Carlos Morales on March 1, 2010.

IPv6 is one of the biggest topics of hallway conversations at the Austin, TX NANOG conference last week ranking right up there with “what I did last night” and “did you try the barbeque from xxxx?” The questions on many people’s lips are “What are you […]

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Tag: IPv4

World IPv6 Day: Final Look and “Wagon’s Ho!”

IPv6 – Is 2010 the year of the big plunge?