IPv6 News

With 2008 winding down, and with everyone in the Pacific Northwest snowed in, I began thinking about what we’ve covered in the last year. Certain topics of yesteryear came back in full force, and many new developments also received a good bit of media coverage. In the six main topics we cover at Enterprise Networking Planet, let’s reflect back upon the year’s prevalent trends.
Complete info at Enterprise Networking Planet.

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With Jamaica’s business leaders expected to be suffering an economic hangover throughout the New Year, at least one sector has reason to smile: Information and communication technology (ICT).
Complete info at Jamaica Observer.

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Chunghwa Telecom (CHT) on December 25 announced that its IPv6 (Internet Protocol version 6) SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) specifications have been adopted by the IPv6 Ready Logo Committee under the IPv6 Forum as international standards for testing conformance and interoperability of relevant applications and hardware devices.
Complete info at DigiTimes.

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Axis Communications, the global leader in the network video market1, introduces an addition to the new generation of network video products delivering multiple H.264 streams and superior image quality.
Complete info at AMEInfo.

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Melbourne-based research company MAP Research has released the world’s first report on the size, state and future of the global domain registration industry.
Complete info at MarketWatch, GlobeNewswire and TMCnet.

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The general rules for addressing in IPv6 remain the same as the way you would calculate IP addressing in IPv4.
Complete info at SearchNetworking.

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ByteSphere starts another first in the industry by releasing a free version of its mega popular Jaguar network monitoring tool. Jaguar has established itself as the primer network fault monitoring software for large to small networks.
Complete info at PR Web and eMediaWire.

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Mobile adoption will eventually drive wider acceptance, but obstacles remain.
Complete info at Information Week.

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The Internet Protocol (IP) is the most widely used communications protocol. Because it is the most pervasive communication technology, it is the focus of hundreds of thousands of IT professionals like you.
Complete article at NetworkWorld.

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Approximately US$70,000 is to be invested in community-based Internet projects around the world to tackle issues ranging from IPv6 deployment to providing access to an impoverished, isolated community.
Complete info at AdmiNet.

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