Use IPv6!
vendredi 20 septembre 2013 à 08:46 CAFAI, le 20/09/2013 à 08:46
IPv6 is the next generation of the internet protocol. When IPv4 (the current standard developped in 1981) came out, they figured that an estimated 4.294 billion addresses would be enough. It turns out that this internet thing really caught on and there's actually a shortage of IP addresses. To remedy this situation, there have been many proposed solutions, but the one that has really caught on with the techs around the world is IPv6. For someone who doesn't know all that much about networking or computers, the world of IP can be a scary confusing place. This web site's aim is to include limited technical information, but include many step-by-step HOWTOs to set up IPv6 on your computer and network. // A lire en plus de l'excellent livre IPv6 Théorie et Pratique, de l'association G6 http://livre.g6.asso.fr/index.php/Main_Page
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IPv6 is the next generation of the internet protocol. When IPv4 (the current standard developped in 1981) came out, they figured that an estimated 4.294 billion addresses would be enough. It turns out that this internet thing really caught on and there's actually a shortage of IP addresses. To remedy this situation, there have been many proposed solutions, but the one that has really caught on with the techs around the world is IPv6. For someone who doesn't know all that much about networking or computers, the world of IP can be a scary confusing place. This web site's aim is to include limited technical information, but include many step-by-step HOWTOs to set up IPv6 on your computer and network. // A lire en plus de l'excellent livre IPv6 Théorie et Pratique, de l'association G6 http://livre.g6.asso.fr/index.php/Main_Page
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