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IPv6 FAR is out. US Fed and DoD procurements must procure IPv6 compliant & tested products: http://is.gd/5jMUc 8:09 AM Dec 11th from PeopleBrowsr
The Internet (well, Cisco) is now in space! http://is.gd/5cuNw 11:26 AM Dec 4th from PeopleBrowsr
@voretaq7 I think the main reason is availability. If you have a mis-configured IPv6 setup, they don't want you to fail reaching Google. 11:06 AM Dec 4th from PeopleBrowsr in reply to voretaq7
@voretaq7 You have to start somewhere right? I think it says a lot that the largest internet company is this far in IPv6 presence already. 10:39 AM Dec 4th from PeopleBrowsr in reply to voretaq7
Google's services are accessible over IPv6 in their resolver if you have an agreement with them: http://is.gd/5bto2 or use HE's resolver 11:42 AM Dec 3rd from PeopleBrowsr
@voretaq7 not true. AAAA resolutions are supported in their resolver if you have an IPv6 agreement w/ Google: http://is.gd/5bsMR 11:39 AM Dec 3rd from PeopleBrowsr in reply to voretaq7
@tehdely You either have to be one of Google's select IPv6 peering group or just use public resolvers (ie HE's) see here: http://is.gd/5bsMR 11:29 AM Dec 3rd from PeopleBrowsr in reply to tehdely
Even Hawaii is jumping into the IPv6 space: http://is.gd/5aqPE 1:18 PM Dec 2nd from PeopleBrowsr
@npralltech How about IPv6 and the state of the new Internet Protocol? Since the current protocol is running out of addresses. 11:20 AM Dec 2nd from PeopleBrowsr in reply to npralltech
Good one! RT @TechWriterInfo IPv6 is going to be a hard sell for gastroenterologists. Try to explain two colons next to each other!!! 7:59 AM Dec 1st from PeopleBrowsr
Recent CERT Advisory could affect most browser-based remote access solutions out there: http://is.gd/591pw #cybersecurity 7:08 AM Dec 1st from PeopleBrowsr
RT @gwbrown1: Why does DARPA, of all places, not have a native IPv6 website? {good question!} 8:42 PM Nov 25th from TweetDeck
Getting more organizations ready for IPv6? Bake them a cake.. http://akai.no/en/gnarl/?p=241 6:34 AM Nov 24th from PeopleBrowsr
Wrote another blog: Is the end of the Internet really near? http://www.commandinformation.com/blog/?p=119 #IPv6 1:12 PM Nov 23rd from PeopleBrowsr
Is the end for the Internet really near?: There is one humorous (and slightly hyperbolic) discussion surrounding IP... http://bit.ly/5cl8T3 8:35 AM Nov 23rd from twitterfeed
Chrome OS is IPv6 capable and You Tube will be IPv6 capable soon.. http://bit.ly/3WIXn9 7:56 AM Nov 20th from TweetDeck
Our IPv6 IPS/DPI tool featured in Scott Hogg's latest NWW article: http://bit.ly/4iKjyT #Assure6 6:38 PM Nov 5th from TweetDeck
A contest using the Internet and 10 red balloons (too bad it's not 99): http://bit.ly/2NFgn 9:24 AM Nov 4th from PeopleBrowsr
RT @eyepv6 Great to hear a good consistent IPv6 message from ARIN @ the txv6tf.org event. Great work Tim 8:48 AM Nov 4th from PeopleBrowsr
RT @eyepv6 IPv6 support above L3 will make or break a vendor in the coming year 8:47 AM Nov 4th from PeopleBrowsr

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