IPv6 News

Are you following protocol?
Complete info at TheRegister.

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When discussing IPv6, it is easy to forget that we are ultimately talking about an enhanced version of an existing network protocol. Sure, it brings about a number of technical advantages. But when viewed in isolation — without a business case — there really are not that many drivers that would place IPv6 on the agenda of the top decision makers looking after budgets. For IPv6 to gain serious momentum, this has to be changed.
Complete info at CircleID.

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First Software-Based, Telepresence-Quality Desktop Solution to Achieve JITC Approval.
Complete info at MarketWatch, GNT and SunHerald.

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Enterprise firewalls must have policies to control traffic, ability to create site-to-site VPNs using standards-based IPsec, translate addresses and port numbers (NAT) when needed, and apply basic bandwidth management to traffic.
Complete info at ComputerWorld and IDG.

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We tested next generation firewalls by looking at seven separate areas that we felt would be important to network managers trying to deploy these products in enterprise networks.
Complete info at CIO, ComputerWorld and TechWorld.

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The survey comes a month before World IPv6 day on June 6, which will see many websites working to the IPv6 protocol permanently activated, the BBC reports.
Complete info at RadioNZ.

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IPv6 is central to safeguarding the expansion of the internet, but the global deployment of the protocol raises its own security challenges, says Axel Pawlik.
Complete info at ZDNet.

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Apple released a new developer preview of its Remote Desktop management software on Friday, bringing support for the IPv6 protocol and a host of new items available for fault reporting.
Complete info at AppleInsider.

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About 37.1 percent of networks in Malaysia and 29.1 percent in Singapore can work with IPv6 traffic, according to a report compiled by Europe’s net address overseer, RIPE.
Complete info at MIS-Asia.

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Interop attendees can visit F5’s booth to learn about the dynamic data center, cloud, application delivery, security, and view a demo with Microsoft focused on agile cloud deployments.
Complete info at EON and Sys-Con.

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