Displaying items by tag: IPv6

Internet backbone provider Hurricane Electric is establishing a point of presence (PoP) in NextDC's P1 Perth data centre.

Global network provider Hurricane Electric has introduced a new Point of Presence (PoP) in data centre operator NEXTDC’s S1 Sydney data centre.

IoT security isn't a done deal, but blockchain technology may be able to assist.

ARIN, the regional internet registry for North America, is no longer able to meet requests for IPv4 addresses.

At the US National Press Club, ‘Father of the Internet’ Vint Cerf and Chief Internet Evangelist at Google talks IPv6 for ‘Internet of Things' and more.

How does Australia (and the world) fare in the Akamai Q4 2014 State of the Internet report? iTWire spoke its Editor, David Belson, to find out!

auDA has moved its Melbourne DNS servers to Internode's data centre.

Belkin is about to join the ranks of home networking vendors with products supporting the new 802.11ac wireless network standard that promises significantly greater speeds.

The latest version of Parallels Plesk Panel offers improved performance and new support options for hosting companies.

Blue Coat Systems, Inc., the technology leader in Web security and WAN optimisation solutions, today announced PacketShaper version 9, a new software operating system release for Blue Coat® PacketShaper® appliances that introduces the industry's first network- application- and content-level visibility and control for IPv6 'shadow networks' which have, up until now, run undetected on existing corporate IPv4 networks. In addition, the new software enables scalable performance of up to 8 Gigabits per second (Gbps) to meet increased network demands with more video and other rich media, large software downloads and other network application traffic.

The release of Kerio Connect 7.3 marks the company's first steps in providing IPv6 support in its UTM firewall.

A security vendor is predicting a 23% growth in malware during 2012.

The Internet Society has designated 6 June 2012 as the global launch date for IPv6, by which time it is expects many major web sites and equipment vendors to have permanently enabled IPv6 for their products and services. Internode has joined a handful of global ISPs so far committed to the project.

The Internet Society has launched Deploy360, a programme that aims to "provide real-world deployment information initially for IPv6 and DNSSEC and, over time, for additional Internet technologies."

The New Zealand IPv6 Task Force is tipping 2012 to be the watershed year for IPv6 adoption in New Zealand, saying that many government organisations anticipate making at least some of their public services available natively on IPv6."

Telstra has turned on IPv6 for its enterprise, government and wholesale customers, by dual-stacking its Internet backbone with IPv4 and IPv6

Internode has becomes Australia's first ISP to launch IPv6 as a standard service. It is available on an opt-in basis to both Internode's ADSL2+ and NBN customers, following a 20-month public trial.

With Lion set to debut next month, Apple has released updates for Snow Leopard and Leopard. Mac OS X 10.6.8 could be a prerequisite for Lion.

Compuware Corporation (NASDAQ: CPWR), the technology performance company, today announced that - in recognition of World IPv6 day - it has released the industry's first free IPv6 Website Performance Comparison Test - https://bit.ly/kSAiWN> .This test allows organisations to compare the speed of their IPv4- and IPv6-enabled web applications.

The Internet Society of Australia (ISOC-AU) has hailed global IPv6 day a success, at least from an Australian perspective, and says it is now ready for widespread adoption.