For people with interest in IPv6.

[JackMDS]

For people with intrest in IPv6.

Fresh out of the press.

Link: Advanced Networking Pack for Windows XP.

 

[hagrin]

Good find, thanks.

 

[Santa]

Anyone out there actually going to be going to this?

<--- Curious to know..

I sure don't think I am .. too much work and money.

I think its gotta be implemented from the top down anyways (ISP --> Companies) because there isn't any major benefits to a company to upgrade beforehand I feel.

 

[hagrin]

Originally posted by: Santa

I think its gotta be implemented from the top down anyways (ISP --> Companies) because there isn't any major benefits to a company to upgrade beforehand I feel.

100% agreed.

 

[dmcowen674]

Originally posted by: Santa
Anyone out there actually going to be going to this?

<--- Curious to know..

I sure don't think I am .. too much work and money.

I think its gotta be implemented from the top down anyways (ISP --> Companies) because there isn't any major benefits to a company to upgrade beforehand I feel.

I ran IPv6 for a while, no real benefits yet.

 

[n0cmonkey]

I've been thinking about setting up an ipv6 network at home with an ipv4 proxy to make things work, but I haven't looked into it recently. Most OSes out there have had ipv6 code for a long time now, hopefully it starts to see some real use.

 

[JackMDS]

If you wonder what the IPv6 is all about?

Link: http://www.ipv6.org/

Link: The Net's new address--IPv6.

 

[Nothinman]

I think its gotta be implemented from the top down anyways (ISP --> Companies) because there isn't any major benefits to a company to upgrade beforehand I feel.

You can tunnel ipv6 through ipv4, so you can connect to already established IPv6 networks via your current ISP's IPv4 network.

 

[dexter333]

I've used ipv6 for a while now. But only for IRC :/ I can't get it to work at home because of my Linksys router, I've been told that it doesn't allow either the tunnel protocol or ipv6 out. I can't remember which it was.