Aaron G. Lusk, Network Systems Engineer, explains why the San Joaquin Valley Library System decided to deploy IPv6 and shares his advice for those looking to enable IPv6 on their own network.
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Library Framework Setup for IPv6
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Tier 1 Providers Must Offer IPv6
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Kevin Pack, Senior Engineer at NTT, shares why he believes its imperative that global internet providers offer IPv6 to their customers and explains some of benefits NTT has seen after deploying IPv6.
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IPv6 Outreach at ARIN
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Over the years, our IPv6 outreach efforts have taken many forms, from direct customer outreach to appearances at tradeshows. John Curran, ARIN President & CEO shares what the future looks like as we continue to evolve our IPv6 messaging and outreach efforts.
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Economic Factors Affecting IPv6 Deployment
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What economic incentives affect decisions by network operators to deploy IPv6? Brenden Kuerbis reports on the findings of a study done with Milton Mueller and shares why it makes sense to consider the architectural, economic, and policy implications of what a mixed world means.
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Why VPNs Should Be IPv6-Enabled
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Alex Mitchell of VPNpro explains what it means for a VPN to be IPv6-enabled, and why you should choose a VPN that’s ready for IPv6.
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Microsoft Works Toward IPv6-only Single Stack Network
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Veronika McKillop, Network Architect for Microsoft CSEO, explains why Microsoft decided to make the move to an IPv6-only internal network and offers her advice for those looking to do the same.
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Demand for IPv6 Warrants Development Efforts
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Marc Aeberhard, VoIP Product Manager, explains how Patton recognized the need for IPv6 and how they created a step-by-step plan to deploy it.
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What is on your IPv6 training wish list?
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What are the top ten things you’d like to know about IPv6? We want to hear from you so we can design an IPv6 training program that meets your needs.
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Agile Dual-Stack Approach to Campus-Wide IPv6 Roll Out
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Tony Casciano explains how University at Buffalo – SUNY made nearly 100% of their enterprise services IPv6-enabled. The goal from the outset: to implement IPv6 services without disrupting existing IPv4 services
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Reexamining How We Build and Operate Networks
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John W. O’Brien shares a timeline of UPenn’s IPv6 deployment and explains why implementing IPv6 does not have to be especially difficult, costly, or disruptive. In fact, IPv6 can be deployed incrementally and even opportunistically.
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