IPv6 stories

In an industry-first software routing pioneer, RtBrick has successfully enabled Carrier-Grade Network Address Translation (CGNAT) and Broadband Network Gateway (BNG) to operate on the same open switch, aiming to boost efficiency and reduce costs.

Hurricane Electric announces advanced connectivity with a new Point of Presence at Deep Edge Realty in Portland, Maine, marking their second in the state and seventh in New England.

New points of presence in Singapore, Hong Kong and Sydney provide customers with additional high-speed IP transit options and overcome data gravity barriers.

SolarWinds enhances its networking suite with support for Palo Alto Networks firewalls, boosting data visibility and scalability for IT professionals.

As IPv6 adoption increases globally, a new threat landscape emerges. Organisations must urgently address the rising risks of IPv6-specific cyberattacks.

Hurricane Electric is bringing its IPv4 and IPv6-native backbone networks to Taiwan with the announcement of its latest PoP network in Taiwan.

Aussie and Kiwi internet leap forward: Aus mobile peaks at 147.6 Mbps, while NZ's broadband sees notable gains, Akamai reports.

Facing IPv4 exhaustion, New Zealand companies look towards IPv6 adoption amid global demand for ample IP addressing.

Mako Networks, originally from Herne Bay, leapfrogs US growth ambitions with a new San Francisco office, following a successful stint at the Kiwi Landing Pad.

During the two years since IPv4 addresses began to run out, IPv6 adoption has grown rapidly as migration technologies and methods have been standardised.

Facebook, Google, and other major internet firms will permanently switch to IPv6 at midday NZT today, marking a pivotal step in global internet infrastructure.

New appliance OS introduces visibility and control for fledgling internet protocol increasingly used as a 'back door' to the enterprise.

SolarWinds expands its monitoring product to support IPv6 amid growing demand and a wider adoption in organisations, including military.

The internet gears up for a major upgrade as IPv6, enabling over 340 trillion addresses, sets to launch on June 6, backed by tech giants.

Juniper Networks is expanding the reach of its routing equipment to more of the New Zealand market, as high-end gear like the MX80 becomes more affordable.

Check if your system is IPv6-ready ahead of major web companies testing the new internet protocol for 24 hours on June 8.

Google announces the transition to IPv6, ensuring the internet's vast expansion and addressing the looming shortage of IP addresses.

PS3 fans rejoice! Sony Computer Entertainment NZ announces the Killzone 3 beta is live on PlayStation Network until Feb 15th. Join now!.

The message about adopting the new internet protocol, IPv6, is still not getting through to enterprise managers in New Zealand.

The NRO warns that the internet could run out of IPv4 addresses within a year, affecting network operations, unless IPv6 is urgently adopted.