John Jason Brzozowski from Comcast just posted an important note to NANOG concerning Comcast’s plans for IPv6. Since Comcast is the incumbent provider in Houston, Texas, it seemed relevant to bring that to the attention of the TXv6TF audience.
The details of Comcast’s plans are available at http://www.comcast6.net. There is also a version of their portal now operational at http://ip6.comcast.net on IPv6.
TXv6TF welcomes this activity and encourages the other cable providers that serve Texas to make known any initiatives they may have for 2010.
January 27th, 2010 in
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We are pleased to announce that The Planet is and continues to be our official hosting provider. The hardware on which this web site operates is a dedicated hosting server provided by The Planet for use by Stan Barber, a TXv6TF Director. He, in turn, has the TXv6TF web site running on it.
IPv6 and IPv4 transit is provisioned on this site so it can be reached from both flavors of the Internet.
Please check out more about The Planet at their web site http://www.theplanet.com.
The Texas IPv6 Task Force’s (TXv6TF) first annual IPv6 technology conference is history.
If you were unable to join us, many of the presentations are linked to the TXv6TF Summit 2009 page. We hope that you will consider joining us next year!
Many thanks to our speakers for sharing their wisdom and their time!
Thanks once again to our sponsors whose contributions of resources enabled this event to occur!
The TXv6TF first annual summit starts in Houston Nov 3-4, 2009. As the meeting develops, watch for copies of the presentations and other interesting stuff to be posted here on the web site throughout the meeting.