IPv6 adoption, transition mechanisms, training and the long migration off IPv4.
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The Internet relies on a robust and future-proof addressing system – enter IPv6 - in its ever-expanding capacity. Understanding the critical need to equip individuals with this essential knowledge, AFRINIC recently concluded its highly successful Cohort 5 of the "Zero to Certified IPv6 in 21 Days" workshop.
Authored by: Brian Candler, Systems Designer and Trainer, NSRC APRICOT is the Internet Network Operators Summit for the Asia Pacific region. Every year, a conference wireless network is built to provide connectivity for…
Table of Content Introduction Our solutions to scaling the Internet Our Deployment Milestones Customer Extracts Conclusion Annex Introduction AFRINIC has been a beacon of support for network operators in Africa…
Evaluate scenarios that necessitate the use of transition techniques Identify the dual-stack, tunnelling and translation components Demonstrate how dual-stack, tunnelling and translation work Configure and verify…
IPv6 Extension Headers have been a part of the core IPv6 specification as detailed in RFC8200. They offer supplementary information about IPv6 packets on how they are processed or routed, such as Hop-by-Hop Options. The…
Geneva, Switzerland, 12 May 2014 – The International Telecommunication Union today signed a letter of intent with the African Network Information Centre (AFRINIC) on the promotion of IPv6. The letter of intent seeks to…
