IPv6
IPv6 will require learning curve for network admins
Business IT managers be forewarned: Implementing networks with the emerging Internet Protocol Version 6 standard will take substantial preparation, including training developers and IPv6 administrators charged with provisioning office applications.
Read the article HERE.
FAQ: What you need to know about IPv6
Internet Protocol Version 6 is a network protocol that will succeed IPv4, the protocol widely in use today. (IPv5 was designed for testing, not practical use.) Both protocols help IP-networked devices talk to one another, providing security and specific addresses for devices such as printers, desktops, servers and more.
Read the article HERE.
Business IT managers be forewarned: Implementing networks with the emerging Internet Protocol Version 6 standard will take substantial preparation, including training developers and IPv6 administrators charged with provisioning office applications.
Read the article HERE.
FAQ: What you need to know about IPv6
Internet Protocol Version 6 is a network protocol that will succeed IPv4, the protocol widely in use today. (IPv5 was designed for testing, not practical use.) Both protocols help IP-networked devices talk to one another, providing security and specific addresses for devices such as printers, desktops, servers and more.
Read the article HERE.
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