IPv6

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A lot has been happening this year, and with additional enablement from Cisco’s Country Digital Acceleration Program, Cisco has been busy providing enhanced capabilities and services designed to assist Government customers to develop plans and policies and implement capabilities and architectures on their journey to the 128-bit universe. Learn how.

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The OMB mandate to transition to IPv6 means federal agencies must move quickly to make it happen. Discover the latest tips and resources to help your agency create a successful IPv6 strategy, all in our latest blog.

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Join us at Cisco Live to learn more about how IPv6, together with automation, can offer real opportunities for your company. Ultimately, the transition to IPv6 opens doors for you to build a more efficient, scalable, modern network. 

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In order to grow network-connected ecosystems of OT/IoT endpoints and support a hybrid workforce, organizations need to transition to IPv6 to take advantage of unlimited IP addresses.

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Segment Routing over IPv6 (SRv6) is on a roll. Discover how SRv6 enhances SR MPLS capabilities and brings scale to new heights.

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As for the last 11 years Cisco sponsored the FOSDEM 2020 conference in Brussels. This is one of the largest, if not the largest, open source conference in the world with this year 872 events spread over 2 days. From a network point of view the important part is that the main SSID at the […]

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With the expansion of network virtualization, infrastructure resources like IP addresses have to be reserved for applications and services as well. As a result, IP address overlap occurs in the underlay and overlay, exhausting unique RFC1918 addresses.

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Comparative scans of discovered hosts on both IPv4 and IPv6 show significant security discrepancies in filtering between IPv4 and IPv6 interfaces, and that unintended IPv6 connectivity will be increasingly problematic.

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Cisco analyzed the network and traffic at FOSDEM, the Open Source Developers conference, to determine what 'state of the art' traffic looks like. The data provided insights into future trends.