Network World has published two reports relating to IPv6 awareness growing within the business community. See AT&T sees businesses wading slowly into IPv6 and Verizon: Businesses need to move on IPv6.
The Texas IPv6 Task Force announced today that it will be holding its 2010 Summit at Cisco System’s Campus in Richardson Texas. More details are available on TXv6TF’s 2010 Summit Home Page.
AT&T had an IPv6 Chat Session today. See the transcript for all the details.
Recently, both NTT and AT&T have had webinars on IPv6. AT&T’s webinar features Steve Stine, Vice President, IPv6 Transition, and Tom Siracusa, Executive Director, VPN Strategy, AT&T Laboratories. NTT’s webinar features Doug Junkins, CTO of NTT America.
A new site is now available to make it easy to determine the quality of your IPv6 connectivity. Try http://test-ipv6.com.
Facebook can be reached via IPv6 now, but it’s a beta capability. They are using a LISP6 capability. Try http://www.lisp6.facebook.com. For native IPv6, try http://www.v6.facebook.com.
Comcast has announced their first dual-stack customer in the San Francisco Bay Area. More information is available here.
ipv6.comcast.net now has AAAA records and available via IPv6. Comcast has also started to organize their customer trials of IPv6. Hopefully, more details will be forthcoming, but it’s great to see this happening.
Ars Technica has a new posting that suggest that 1% of Internet traffic is IPv6. Read about it here.
The National Institute for Standards and Technology has released a draft for comments on deploying IPv6. An article is available from Government Computer News concerning this.
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