IPv6
With less than 10% of Internet Protocol version 4 address remaining, it is time to start thinking about how the exhaustion of the remaining space will affect your organization.
There has been lively discussion on various technical mailing lists about the scarcity of IPv4 address space and the operational implications for network service providers. Below are links to sites where you will find information about the move to IPv6 address space and efforts to conserve IPv4 space.
- ARIN's IPv6 Information Center
- Wikipedia's IPv6 Info
- Internet Protocol Version 6 Address Space
- The IPv6 Portal
- IPv6 Forum
- North American IPv6 Task Force
This list is not exhaustive. If you would like to add a link or have a suggestion for topic, please send an email with the appropriate information to admin@ln.net.
For your information, Los Nettos currently runs native IPv6 in its backbone, peers with both commercial and non-commercial IPv6 networks and can allocate IPv6 addresses. If you are a Los Nettos Asscociate and wish to get more information on how you can prepare your network for IPv6, email hostmaster at ln dot net.