IPv6 News

Fort Scott Community College has rolled out a new network service across their six major campuses. All student and public lab machines now have full IPv6 connectivity to other IPv6 resources around the world.
Complete info at FS Tribune.

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Open Text Fax Server, which is actually version 9.4 of Captaris RightFax, offers support for virtualized environments.
Complete info at CMS Wire.

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High-Speed CVD31XT Embedded Multimedia Terminal Adapter Joins Extensive Family of NETGEAR Products for Cable Operators.
Complete info at EarthTimes, StreetInsider and Sys-Con.

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We may take how we connect to the Internet for granted, but 2008 was a very big year for networking, good and bad.
Complete info at InternetNews.

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CableLabs has awarded “Full” Docsis 3.0 as well as PacketCable 1.5 qualification to a new cable modem termination system (CMTS) chassis from Casa Systems Inc. that, the vendor claims, is fully redundant — a requirement for most cable-fed VoIP services.
Complete info at LightReading.

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Nagendra Venkaswamy, MD, Juniper Networks, India, looks at the key trends during 2009 in the network and security spaces.
Complete info at CIOL.

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Juniper goes after Cisco in switching, industry consolidations and more.
Complete info at NetworkWorld.

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Call me: Fixed-line telephones used to be a lot like refrigerators: dull but essential. These days they are more akin to microwave ovens: more buttons than dials, and still useful, but not a must-have item. Marketing the humble phone is similar to promoting any commodity that consumers can live without — you need a gimmick.
Complete info at The Japan Times.

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New VeriSign iDefense Report Looks Back at 2008’s Most Serious Security Threats; Outlines New Trends and Security Disruptors to Develop in 2009.
Complete info at EarthTimes, MarketWatch and Marketwire.

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Trial of ‘NoSaCo’ System Monitored Risk Factors for Runners at ING europe-marathon Luxembourg.
Complete info at EarthTimes, Sys-Con and BusinessWire.

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