Bill Cerveny's Posts

Handling IPv6 Neighbor Discovery Challenges in Routers

April 2, 2013 by Bill Cerveny

In many respects, implementing IPv6 networks isn’t a lot different than implementing IPv4 networks. However, there are certainly aspects of IPv6 that represent challenges new to network engineers familiar with addressing today’s IPv4 networks. When designing IPv6 networks, caution must be taken to avoid router vulnerabilities from problems associated with neighbor discovery (neighbor discovery is [...]

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Accelerating IPv6 Growth and Sunsetting IPv4

September 5, 2012 by Bill Cerveny

The next-generation Internet Protocol, IPv6, has experienced more growth in the last 2 years than in any other period in its 18-year existence . While there are many challenges ahead in the deployment of IPv6, IPv6 is a certain, although eventual, replacement for the currently dominant IP protocol, IPv4. As deployment of IPv6 gains momentum [...]

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Stepping Forward with the 2012 World IPv6 Launch

May 30, 2012 by Bill Cerveny

On June 8, 2011, the Internet Society hosted an international one-day event which became known as World IPv6 Day. This year, June 6, 2012 marks the beginning of World IPv6 Launch, the day when website operators, network operators and home router vendors are being encouraged to turn on IPv6 and leave it on. The 2011 [...]

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