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IPv6 implications

KenC

Hi,

I am trying to understand the potential problems faced if an organisation were to change over to IPv6 network, and what types of issues would be faced, software or hardware based.

Not sure if this is even correct but one I can think of might be firewall rules need to be updated and tested.

Can anyone provide some other examples.

Thanks.

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MTciscoguy

There is no "If they convert" IPv6 is here and we have to deal with it, if we don't, we will be left behind, My managed servers have already changed to IPv6, so I have to deal with it now.

KenC

But what did you do or have you to do when you say deal you have to deal with it now?

MTciscoguy

KenC wrote: »

But what did you do or have you to do when you say deal you have to deal with it now?

I started learning the IPv6 system 2 years ago, so I had a good handle on what I knew was coming. Those who don't want to deal with IPv6 now are going to have big problems in the future, IPv4 has very few numbers left, if you are not learning IPv6, you will.