Tuesday, May 27, 2008
EUROPEAN IPv6 DAY - 30 May 2008
Well, it seems our European counterparts are starting to take IPv6 seriously. They are planning an advancement meeting in Belgium to get things moving along.
The IPv6 task force website has good information if you are getting started in the IPv6 arena.
I am sure everyone saw that 6 of the 13 root level servers are running IPv6 AAAA records now - you don't even need IPv4 to do name services for IPv6 anymore, you can go completely native IPv6 for everything.
It is moving slowing but it is definitely moving along.
- Ed
The IPv6 task force website has good information if you are getting started in the IPv6 arena.
I am sure everyone saw that 6 of the 13 root level servers are running IPv6 AAAA records now - you don't even need IPv4 to do name services for IPv6 anymore, you can go completely native IPv6 for everything.
It is moving slowing but it is definitely moving along.
- Ed
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