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New NAT64/DNS64 implementations available for public testing in Go6lab
This summer we’ve been busy in the Go6lab updating old NAT64/DNS64 implementations and adding new ones for public testing – A10 Networks and Jool NAT64 builds – as well as enhanced the pool of testing options we initially set up in .
Use of BGP for Routing in Large-Scale Data Centres
This week saw the publication of RFC 7938 which proposes a practical routing design for use in large-scale data centres. Such data centres are typically comprised of over one hundred thousand servers which are increasingly seeing traffic being transferred from server-to-server rather
Facebook, Akamai Pass Major Milestone: Over 50% IPv6 from US mobile networks
Wednesday was a major milestone for Facebook. For the first time, more people connected over IPv6 than IPv4 from the four major US mobile networks! Facebook’s Paul Saab wrote about this on (where else?) Facebook: His text: Today marks the
Facebook, Akamai Pass Major Milestone: Over 50% IPv6 from US mobile networks
Wednesday was a major milestone for Facebook. For the first time, more people connected over IPv6 than IPv4 from the four major US mobile networks! Facebook’s Paul Saab wrote about this on (where else?) Facebook: His text: Today marks the
The Internet Society shows commitment to Africa tech
The Internet Society has strengthened its commitment to Africa’s technology development by selecting 23 fellows from 20 countries to participate at the annual Africa Peering and Interconnection Forum (AfPIF). Through the fellowship program, participants from countries that exchange a lot
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