IPv6 News

The World Telecommunication Standardization Assembly (WTSA-08) drew to a close yesterday in Johannesburg, South Africa with decisions on a wide range of issues that will impact the future direction of the information and communication technology (ICT) industry.
Complete info at TMCnet.

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With the emergence of IPv6 as a new internet standard, ByteSphere Technologies of Cambridge, MA has released an innovative update to their MIB Browser that is compatible with IPv6.
Complete info at PR Web and eMediaWire.

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A security issue affects the following Ubuntu 8.10.
Complete info at HNS.

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Perle Systems new 48v DC model of the IOLAN SCS, a Secure Console Server with dual 10/100/1000 gigabit Ethernet and redundant dual DC power, provides a cost-effective and highly secure solution for the Telecommunications markets.
Complete info at PR-Inside.

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New training programmes will deliver increased business performance.
Complete info at Newswire Today and MediaSyndicate.

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Sun Fellow Radia Perlman specializes in network and security protocols.
Complete interview at DDJ.

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The Ubuntu developers have announced the official release of Ubuntu 8.10, codenamed Intrepid Ibex. This release includes new versions of many popular open source desktop applications and also introduces several important new features.
Complete info at ars technica.

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Soon, commercially-traded IPv4 address blocks – or “transfers” – will be virtually the only source for IPv4 addresses.
Complete info at Heise.

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Microsoft developers have changed the functionality of many of Windows’ components. DNS is one of them.
Complete info at ServerWatch.

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Fluke Networks today released a new version of its OptiView Series III Integrated Network Analyzer, which identifies and analyzes IPv6 enabled devices and networks, including IPv6-IPv4 tunneling that could represent a security risk.
Complete info at CNS, VNU Net and WhatPC.

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