IPv6 is the evolution that everybody know must be done one day but not today.

Unike the Millenniun Bug that had a clear deadline, IPv6 adoption is a topic that I often discuss with clients but nobody is really willing to do it, even in a test environment.

I studied IPv6 in many Cisco certifications but since they're …

This time is for real.

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Sometimes customers ask me how they can get provider independent IP addresses. Since IPv4 are finished, I looked for IPv6 only.

To apply for Provider Independent addresses there are some Contractual Requirements that must be met. It's cleat that IP are assigned to the organization and can't be assigned to third …

Inspired by the Packet Pushers Podcast I setup my personal IPv6 tunnel to TunnelBroker.net. Registration is free and the configuration is straightforward.

The first step is the registration and setup of a tunnel to our IPv4 address. Second step the configuration of the tunnel on our side. The webiste includes many …

You can either do a planned, careful migration, or you can do it in a panic, and you should know full well that panicking is more expensive.

Martin Levy, director of IPv6 strategy for Hurricane Electric