IPv6

The results are in from the 2011 Global IPv6 Deployment Monitoring Survey and we’re happy to report IPv6 adoption is expected to rise over the next year. A whopping 70% of respondents said they plan to go IPv6 by the end of 2012. The survey was released by the Number Resource Organization (NRO), which consistsRead More

The early returns are good, but not good enough if we want to exceed the 2010 response rate to this important survey! On 1 July 2011, the 2011 IPv6 Deployment Monitoring Survey opened, and so far 142 individuals in the ARIN region have completed the survey: that is 10 fewer than we had at theRead More

World IPv6 Day has come and gone, but what really happened? The answer? Not a whole lot. ARIN’s president and CEO, John Curran, said, “World IPv6 Day turned out to be everything we expected. For most of the end users of the Internet it was a non-event, which is what we were hoping for. AtRead More

It’s a bird, it’s plane, it’s IPv6 enabled”¦ We don’t know what it is, but maybe you can tell us. After an exciting photo contest, we want you to caption the two first place photos in each category. Give us your best one-liners for each of the prize-winning photos below that are creative, original, descriptive,Read More

It’s a bird, it’s plane, it’s IPv6 enabled”¦ We don’t know what it is, but maybe you can tell us. After an exciting photo contest, we want you to caption the two first place photos in each category. Give us your best one-liners for each of the prize-winning photos below that are creative, original, descriptive,Read More

You voted, the results are in, and we have some winners! See the winning images below. Congratulations to mtdoran and roblevitt for winning first place in our Where in the World is IPv6? photography contest! You’ve both won a $250 ThinkGeek gift certificate! With over 100 photo submissions and 330 votes, the IPv6 photo contestRead More

Earlier this month ARIN joined dozens of other organizations on the show floor of Interop Las Vegas 2011! Surrounded by multitudes of enterprise-focused marketing and gimmickry, we were delighted to discover the amount of IPv6 knowledge the Internet community has been soaking up. With everyone talking about switches and networking solutions, it was a terrificRead More

It wasn’t easy, but we did it. We selected ten finalists in each category of the Where in the World is IPv6? photo contest after receiving more than 100 entries from talented individuals. You really impressed us! Now it’s your turn to decide which is the best. Take a peek at the ten finalists inRead More

It’s time to slap and snap. Slap an IPv6 sticker on what you hope will be IPv6 enabled in the next five years or on the most unusual place to see IPv6 and snap a photo of it. Upload your photo at Flickr, join our group, and you could win prizes! It’s that easy. IfRead More

Get your camera ready”¦announcing TeamARIN’s “Where in the World is IPv6?“ photo contest! Where would you like to see IPv6 enabled? Is it somewhere you might not expect to find IPv6? We want you to show us. Contest will open 2 May 2011! Slap on an IPv6 sticker (available at an ARIN trade show boothRead More