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IPv6 - The Next Generation of Networking
White Paper The paper also looks at the transition mechanisms that will enable a seamless migration from IPv4 to IPv6 and lays out adoption strategies for deploying IPv6 in enterprise environments. Download this white paper from ProCurve Networking by HP for... [08 Oct 2007]
IPv6 - The Next Generation of Networking
White Paper The paper also looks at the transition mechanisms that will enable a seamless migration from IPv4 to IPv6 and lays out adoption strategies for deploying IPv6 in enterprise environments. Download this white paper from ProCurve Networking by HP for... [08 Oct 2007]
IPv6 - An Internet Evolution
White Paper The transition from IPv4 to IPv6 will mark a period of pubescence for the Internet community - a time where a feeling of angst will float judgementally over the adoption of IPv6 standards and implementation. [10 Apr 2008]
Comparison of End-System IPv6 Protocol Stacks
White Paper IPv6 stacks on end-systems constitute an important component in the migration and adoption of IPv6. The Internet Protocol version 6 (also known as IPv6) has been developed to replace the current IPv4 protocol. [03 Jul 2008]
Designing and Testing IPv6-Enabled Networking Software
White Paper This paper describes the problems that may arise in porting applications and services to IPv6, advocates the adoption of an AF-independent development style for software based on the BSD Socket API, and presents a set of tools to ease the process... [09 Mar 2005]
Identifying IPv6 Network Problems in the Dual-Stack World
White Paper One of the major hurdles limiting IPv6 adoption is the existence of poorly managed experimental IPv6 sites that negatively affect the perceived quality of the IPv6 Internet. To assist network operators in improving IPv6 networks, this paper... [10 Apr 2008]
IP Version 6
White Paper This IPv6 Statement-of-Direction targets customers considering IPv6 deployment, driven by their specific requirements and is intended to provide sufficient information to enable IPv6 adoption within Cisco IOS networks. [24 Feb 2004]
IPv6 - The Road Ahead
White Paper The adoption of IPv6 creates an opportunity for Lucent Technologies to provide additional solutions for existing customers as well as opening the doors to new customers as well. IPv6 is gaining momentum worldwide, driven by the need for more IP... [24 Mar 2008]
Whitepaper: Internet Protocol Version 6
White Paper There are few compelling reasons for enterprises to move to IPv6 today, and one will see a slow adoption rate in global enterprises especially in North America. There are many advantages to Internet Protocol version 6 over version 4. [14 Mar 2005]
IPv6 Return on Investment (R.O.I) Analysis Framework at a Generic Level, and First Conclusions
White Paper This paper puts the analysis of the overall generic profitability of IPv6 based products or services, in the context first of investment analysis, and next of an evolutive technology adoption in phases. [29 Oct 2004]
Anyone for IPv6?
White Paper This paper reviews the technological and economic drivers behind the migration to IPv6, and tries to give some idea as to how adoption of IPv6, both by the research community and generally, will proceed in various parts of the world. [31 Oct 2004]
The Coming Internet Revolution: IPv6 and its Implications for the Service Provider Marketplace
White Paper The paper also examines the leading markets for IPv6 adoption, and Cisco System’s leadership in developing IPv6 industry standards and IPv6-ready service provider solutions. This white paper examines how North American service providers can... [16 Jun 2005]
The net address shortage rumour
News There are several good reasons to adopt IPv6 worldwide, he said, but he also hoped that there would be less lobbying from parties with a vested interest in pushing rapid adoption. Paul Wilson, director general of APNIC (Asia Pacific Network... [25 Jun 2003]
Internet 'next generation' up and running
News The IP address shortage is likely to affect Asia and Europe first, where adoption of these new technologies is growing fast. The Defense Department is the main driver behind the Moonv6 project and the adoption of IPv6 in the US. [23 Mar 2004]
