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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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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Brian Jones takes us through Virginia Tech’s IPv6 journey that began back in 1997, and he recommends several items everyone will want to consider early on in their deployment.
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In part two of a two-part series, Jordi Palet Martínez discusses the 12 steps it takes to deploy IPv6 in government and enterprise networks.
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In part one of a two-part series, Jordi Palet Martínez discusses the impact of deploying IPv6 in government and enterprise networks.
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Here at ARIN, we’re thankful for IPv6 every day. But we wanted to know from you, why are you thankful for IPv6?
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Last week, ARIN organized a panel at EDUCAUSE on IPv6 in the higher education community. Jennifer Bly, Public Affairs Specialist, shares highlights from the panel and her thoughts after attending the event.
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Lola Killey describes Merit Network’s two-year pilot program that could serve as a model for the higher education and REN communities for promoting and advancing IPv6 deployment in their networks.
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Barry Bahrami of Commercial Network Services compares the ease of deploying IPv6 to painting by numbers. He also touches on why end-to-end native IPv6 is the only way to minimize possible points of failure and to connect without CG NAT getting in the way.
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Eddie Diego, Senior Resource Analyst, and James Ricewick, Resource Analyst sit down to answer some of the most popular questions asked about the Registration Services Help Desk in a short Q+A video.
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