While looking over our data from World IPv6 Day, we found that 2.26% of all users who logged in with a username and password to www.cisco.com on June 8 did so over IPv6. That is nearly an order of magnitude greater than between the less than .2% and .3% averages reported by sites operated by more broadly visited websites such as Yahoo, Facebook, and Google. In contrast to those who logged in with their username and password, the total proportion…

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Tags: cisco.com, internet, Internet Society, ipv4 exhaustion, IPv6, World IPv6 Day

World IPv6 Day is on June 6, 2012 and organizations everywhere will be permanently enabling IPv6 for their products and services. With the date fast approaching, you might be wondering: where do I start with my IPv6 transition? Integrating IPv6 into an existing network may seem like a daunting task. Big tasks can create ‘analysis paralysis’ to the point where nothing gets done because the perception is that the task is too big to take on.  The k…

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Tags: IPv6, IPv6 planning, World IPv6 Day

…n we temporarily advertise an AAAA DNS record for a couple of hours and validate that everything works end to end in our production environment, including our content delivery network and ISP services. Next stop? June 6, 2012 00:00 UTC….

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Tags: Cisco IT, cisco on cisco, coc-borderless-networks, IPv6, World IPv6 Launch

IPv6 is coming—are you ready to make the transition? The next generation of Internet networking protocol—IPv6—is coming and companies of all sizes are preparing their networks for it now. IPv6 makes room for more people, more companies, and more devices on the Internet than the current Internet protocol, IPv4.  IPv6 provides better security, faster performance over virtual private networks (VPN), and makes local networks easier to manage. The ne…

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Tags: ipv4, IPv6, networking, RV110W, small business

“IPv6’s time has come. For a long time considered a satisfactory but too costly technical solution to implement, IPv6 is now an issue that cannot be ignored.” Thus begins the preamble for the V6 World Congress Inaugural Event. Conference Day One: On Tuesday, February 8th, Mark Townsley, of Cisco opened the meeting with the first keynote presentation: Business Case for IPv6 — giving an overview of the state of the Internet and the Networking Ind…

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Tags: carrier grade ipv6, cgv6, ipv4, IPv6, Service Provider, v6 world congress, World IPv6 Day