IPv6 News

Consider the possibilities that new applications present for the public sector. Mobile devices could help emergency personnel automatically triage and track the status of large numbers of disaster victims. Wireless sensors could help transportation agencies monitor the condition of bridges, highways and other critical infrastructure. And empowered by machine-to-machine technologies, physicians could remotely monitor the [...]

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Emphasis in the current debate is on the exhaustion of IPv4 addresses, not the opportunities presented by IPv6 adoption.
Complete info at ComputerWorld.

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A new Internet protocol will vastly increase the number of addresses from which devices can connect.
Complete info at TechnologyReview.

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The 22nd meeting of Telecommunications, Information Technology and Post GCC Ministers concluded on Thursday at the Emirates Palace in Abu Dhabi, with various issues discussed in its common agenda.
Complete info at The Gulf Today.

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Apple on Thursday released an update for Mac OS X Snow Leopard, bringing the most current version to 10.6.8.
Complete info at The loop, TheH and Inquisitr.

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New 8-Port All Fiber Switch Supports 100/1000 Dual Speed SFPs and IPv6.
Complete info at MarketWatch, GamutNews and TechZone360.

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HDE, a leader of Linux server management software in Japan, today announced HDE Controller X, a Web-based Linux Server Management Tool which supports IPv6 environment.
Complete info at SunHerald, EON and Sys-Con.

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IPv4 address exhaustion combined with rise in IPv6 devices means security professionals need to understand and mitigate potential risks from emerging hybrid networks.
Complete info at PR Fire and AMEinfo.

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Azerbaijan’s primary Internet provider Delta Telecom has transferred to IPv6 (Internet Protocol version 6).
Complete info at ABC.

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n|Frame, today announced it is Indiana’s first ISP (Internet Service Provider) to offer Internet Protocol version 6 addresses, known in the industry as IPv6.
Complete info at InsideIndianaBusiness.

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