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EPISODE · Jul 2, 2012 · 20 MIN

World IPv6 Day Marks Massive Transition In IP Addressing: What It Means To You

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June 6, 2012 was World IPv6 day, which marked the transition toward IPv6 on a global basis and will forever be the transition reference point.  Close to 30% of pages viewed on the Internet globally were reachable over IPv6 after June 6th 2012.  In May of 2012 there were only 519 sites IPv6 enabled or about 3% of web content.  That number jumped to more than 2500 sites or approximately 30% according to Cisco.   In this Lippis Report podcast I talk with Alain Fiocco Senior Director of Cisco's IPv6 High Impact Project as we discuss IPv6 transition adoption and what it means to you. 

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