IPv6 News

To what extent is the IPv6 Internet polluted by “background radiation”?
In earlier work we set up a number of “black hole” experiments in the Internet, where traffic can enter the experimental setup, but the setup generates no packets in response. All received packets are recorded. So far we’ve used this setup to test a number [...]

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Recognition of pioneering role in Internet technologies and information access for Chinese research and educational communities.
Complete info at EarthTimes, NewsBlaze and IT News Online.

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Alcatel-Lucent on July 28 announced it has signed a major three-year agreement with Portugal Telecom to extend the capacity of its IP/MPLS network to support existing and new services to its growing customer base.
Complete info at FinChannel, TradingMarkets and ipTV News.

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AppDirector’s proof of interoperability and conformance verified at the University of New Hampshire InterOperability Laboratory (UNH-IOL).
Complete info at MaketWatch, StreetInsider and EarthTimes.

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Company Announces Expanded Linux Operating System Capability for More Lantronix Products.
Complete info at MarketWatch, TradingMarkets and Live-PR.

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The internet will run out of unique IP addresses by 2011. Does the impending “IPcalypse” threaten the future of the web?
Complete info at The Week.

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BurstNET Technologies, Inc.™, a leading provider of budget hosting services, today announced IPv6 addressing service available end-to-end on its entire product line: including Dedicated Servers, Virtual Private Servers (VPS), & Co-Location.
Complete info at GreatResponder and TheWhir.

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IBM last week unveiled Systems Director Editions for Power Systems version 6.2, an updated collection of software for monitoring and provisioning physical and virtual Power Systems server infrastructure.
Complete info at IT Jungle.

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While the internet is often perceived as having virtually no boundaries, experts are worried there may come a time when there is no room for new computers to connect.
Complete info at TVNZ.

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Summit WM3000 series are the wireless LAN controllers which enable enterprise customers to deploy a highly secure, robust and scalable wireless LAN solution.
Complete info at EFY Times.

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