IPv6 News

Parvus will be previewing the new DuraCOR 810-Duo mission computer and DuraNET 1268 Gigabit Ethernet switch Nov. 17-19 at MILCOM 2008 in the San Diego Convention Center Booth 1109.
Complete info at EarthTmes, MarketWatch and CEN.

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This latest version delivers a robust, current generation network management solution for contemporary needs by giving IT administrators and staff what they need to achieve their most pressing initiatives: business-oriented data, streamed in a Web-based interface using robust graphics and interactive visuals to make it immediately actionable so problems on the network are solved before they affect the business.
Complete info at MarketWatch, EarthTimes and IB Times.

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Experts in Information Technology sector are now urging the government to ensure that any packet-switching equipment that is imported into the country is compatible with the new addressing system dubbed Internet Protocol version six (IPv6).
Complete info at Capital Business.

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There is a lot of fit, but the details have to be worked through, says TUANZ chairman.
Complete info at ComputerWorld.

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Hurricane Electric, a leading IP Transit provider, has extended its network into Canada by connecting to the TORIX Internet Exchange.
Complete info at IB Times, MarketWatch and Sys-Con.

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CA, Inc. today announced the planned release of additions and advancements in its Identity and Access Management (IAM) product portfolio, including CA Federation Manager, a new product designed to ease the deployment and management of federated partnerships; an enhanced CA SOA Security Manager; and an integrated solution for Secure Web Business Enablement (SWBE) that will feature multiple CA Identity and Access Management products including CA Federation Manager and the enhanced CA SOA Security Manager.
Complete info at Sys-Con, StreetInsider and EarthTimes.

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Contiki is an operating system for networked embedded systems such as radio-equipped networked sensors that have 8-bit CPUs with a few kilobytes of memory and a few milliwatts of power budget.
Complete info at OS News.

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As the address space of Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) is becoming full, IT experts have advised national Internet control agencies to gradually use IPv6. Deputy Minister of Information and Communications Le Nam Thang said recently that Vietnam was ready to use IPv6.
Complete info at VietNamNet Bridge.

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Agencies eventually will use IPv6 addresses for their network nodes, especially now that they have met the Office of Management and Budget’s deadline for enabling network backbones for IPv6. And with all those bits to work with — 128 bits to be precise — an IPv6 address can be used for more than just letting routers know where to send packets.
Complete info at GCN.

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Good networks exist when user demands meet infrastructure capacity, writes Entuity President and CEO Michael Jannery.
Complete info at TechNewsWorld and eCommerce Times.

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