IPv6 News

Next 13th September, a series of 20 theoretical and hands-on IPv6 training sessions (in Spanish only) will start in Madrid, as part of the Spanish Government transition plan to the new Internet Protocol, signed by the Council of Ministers last 29th April.

This will be followed by sessions in Barcelona, Valencia, León, Zaragoza, Santander, Bilbao, Logroño, Pamplona, Mérida, Ceuta, Murcia, Seville, Málaga, Las Palmas, Toledo, Palma de Mallorca, Santiago de Compostela and Oviedo.
Complete info at 6DEPLOY site.

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All Snap Internet customers now have native IPv6 connectivity for no additional cost to safeguard them from the threat of IPv4 address exhaustion.
Complete info at GeekZone.

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More than 60 representatives from across the Air Force and Department of Defense gathered recently in San Antonio for the Internet Protocol version 6 Conference to discuss the status and way ahead for the Air Force’s transition to IPv6.
Complete info at AFSPC.

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Yanick Pouffary, distinguished technologist and chief architect in the office of the CTO within Enterprise Services at HP said that ‘it is innovation and not revolution’.
Complete info at CIOL.

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Torrent clients like uTorrent and Vuze allow for IPv6-preferred traffic options, which could help downloaders avoid network congestion controls from carriers.
Complete info at ITBusiness and TorrentFreak.

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As the Internet of Things takes shape, Cisco positions itself with new ISR router for machines.
Complete info at ENP.

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Even though we have a living myth that cats and dogs never get along, we all know it just isn’t true.
Complete info at Sys-Con.

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Telecoms operator Interoute has said that the way the internet is currently architected is no longer fit for the way we use it.
Complete info at Computing.

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Top engineers from the Army Communications-Electronics Research, Development, and Engineering Center spoke to reporters from the LandWarNet conference in Tampa, Fla.
Complete info at FierceGovernmentIT.

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Experts are reporting a rise in the number of attacks that take advantage of known vulnerabilities of IPv6, a next-generation addressing scheme that is being adopted across the Internet. IPv6 replaces the Internet’s main communications protocol, which is known as IPv4.
Complete info at NetworkWorld, ComputerWorld and PCWorld.

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