IPv6 ( or IPng ) has been coming for quite some time. However, with the U.S. Government's recent mandate to convert agency backbones to IPv6 by June of 2008, IPv6 is becoming mainstream. Here at IPv6 Incorporated we are doing considerable work with IPv6. This work ranges from authoring Transition Plans for Large Government Clients, to implementing IPv6 dual stack implementations for IPv6 in a large Enterprise. Also, we teach primer sessions for IPv6 that are suitable for Executives and perhaps Technical Managers. Our experience so far tells us that everything is in the planning. An IPv6 Transition can be as costly as you want, or with the proper planning and governance, this can be a very smooth and fluid transition.
The presence of IPv6 will be growing, however, there are still many questions to be answered. As your organization contemplates a transition to IPv6 we can help. We’ve assembled some reference material that may be of use as you introduce IPv6 to your Enterprise. The list will undoubtedly expand, however, we have started with the following: Why Ipv6? What is IPv6? How will IPv6 affect our company? Our services relating to IPv6 include: Addressing Automation Planning Design Network Management Program Management Security Also, please check our resources section, we have located and created some tools that may make life in the realm of IPv6 just a little easier.