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TJ is a 34 year old guy from Dale City, Virginia, USA

IPv6 Engineer, Consultant, Trainer

  • UnitedLayer Announces IPv4/IPv6 Dual Backbone & 575+...

    Rated 01:37pm 1 review internet, ipv6 wordpress.com

    FTA - " UnitedLayer, which maintains over 35,000 square feet of Turn-Key Datacenter(TM) space in San Francisco, San Jose, Palo Alto, Los Angeles and Ashburn, VA, operates a carrier grade North American MPLS/IP/Multicast IP Backbone. UnitedLayer connections, IPv4 and IPv6, are available from 1 Mbps to 40 Gbps in the following locations ... "

  • Can we block all IPv6 tunnels in our enterprise network?...

    Rated Nov 05 1 review internet, network security, ipv6 networkworld.com

    FTA - "A major IPv4 to IPv6 transition technique is the use of tunnels; this is encapsulating IPv6 packets into IPv4 packets that can then be transported over the IPv4-only parts of the Internet. Those tunnels can also be used within the enterprise network either on purpose (for example to traverse some legacy network devices not supporting IPv6) or not on purpose..."

  • Observe IPv6 Traffic Encapsulated Within IPv4 Packets |...

    Rated Nov 05 1 review internet, network security, ipv6 networkworld.com

    FTA - "Command Information Assure6 Command Information has a long-standing reputation in the IPv6 community. They have a developed a system that can perform DPI on all types of IPv6 traffic types. Their Assure6 offering can look at IPv6 packets encapsulated in IPv4, it can look at native IPv6 packets, and it can look at IPv6 packets encapsulated within IPv6. There are many signatures built into the system for most of the common types of IPv6 attacks."

  • Number Resource Organization Document Store - IPv6 & What...

    Rated Nov 05 1 review internet, nro, ipv6 nro.net

    FTA - "IPv6 - What is it, why is it important, and who is in charge? Answers to common questions from policy makers, executives and other non-technical readers. November 2, 2009 A factual paper prepared for and endorsed by the Chief Executive Officers of ICANN and all the Regional Internet Registries: October 2009"

  • Why the Obama Administration's Phony ‘Stimulus'...

    Rated Nov 04 1 review economics, generational theft, obama breaks us, politics house.gov

    FTA - "WHERE ARE THE JOBS? The trillion-dollar `stimulus' has failed to create jobs immediately and keep the unemployment rate below eight percent, as the Obama Administration promised it would. Since the `stimulus' was signed into law, roughly three million private sector jobs have been lost and joblessness has risen to near double digits. It's not just the amount of jobs at issue, but the type as well. Despite President Obama's pledge that 90% of stimulus job creation would occur in the private sector, this new data shows that the clear majority of jobs `created or saved' were in the public sector. "

  • ARIN CEO reminds: be prepared for Internet numbering...

    Rated Nov 04 1 review internet, ipv6 zdnet.com

    FTA - "The impending changeover from IP version 4 to IP version 6 won't really be a big deal, and most people won't even notice it as it happens. But the Internet will be running on both protocols for a while, and the head of the American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN) cautions that some online applications may run slow as a result. Online content providers need to start preparing as well. In a recent interview, John Curran, president and CEO of ARIN, explained why businesses need to sit up and take notice of the impending shift that is taking place as we move from Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) to the more expansive IP version 6. What's happening is the original Internet numbering system -- which assigns addresses such as 192.168.1.1 -- is running out of numbers. IPv4 is a 32-bit system with four billion possible combinations. "That sounds like a lot of numbers, but it really isn't when you think about the size of the globe and the number of devices being connected these days," Curran says. In fact, we're due to run out of numbers within 700 days, he warns. IPv6, with 128-bit addressing space, enables "numbering of all of the molecules in the galaxy," he says. "

  • Initial test specs for government IPv6 compliance...

    Rated Nov 04 1 review internet, ipv6 gcn.com

    FTA - "The first test specifications for IPv6 compliance, which will be required for government networking procurements beginning next July, have been released for public comment by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). After a 30-day public comment period, NIST expects to publish by the end of the year the revised test suites that make up the initial test program. "At that point, the USGv6 Test Program will be operational such that accreditors, laboratories and vendors may begin working together to generate accredited test results," NIST said. Because of the depletion of the current generation of IPv4 addresses and the growth of mobile computing and peer-to-peer applications, the government is leading a move in this country to the next generation of Internet Protocols, IPv6. Government backbones have been readied for IPv6 traffic and, by July 2010, all network devices containing and IP stack will have to meet IPv6 requirements now being specified by NIST under the USGv6 program. "

  • CentOS / RHEL IPv6 ip6tables Firewall Configuration

    Rated Nov 04 1 review internet, computer security, ipv6 cyberciti.biz

    FTA - "How do I configure ip6tables for basic filtering IPv6 packets? Ip6tables is used to set up, maintain, and inspect the tables of IPv6 packet filter rules in the Linux kernel"

  • eGov monitor - A Policy Dialogue Platform | Promoting...

    Rated Nov 04 1 review internet, ipv6 egovmonitor.com

    FTA - ""Still, there is light at the end of the tunnel, as 79 per cent of respondents from the EU region have, or are in the process of sourcing IPv6 addresses to ensure they are well-prepared for IPv4 depletion. The education sector is leading the way, with about 97 per cent of education institutions already planning for IPv6. Organisations in other sectors and regions should now make IPv6 adoption a priority in order to protect the future growth of the Internet and ensure access for all." "

  • Christie Gives GOP Stunning Win In N.J. - wcbstv.com

    Rated Nov 03 1 review economics, obama breaks us, politics, new jersey wcbstv.com

    FTA - "Republican Chris Christie ended Democrat Jon Corzine's four-year run in Trenton with a narrow victory on Tuesday, CBS News projected. Independent Chris Daggett, thought of by many as the wildcard who could upset the order of things by siphoning off votes from Christie, finished well back. With nearly all precincts reporting, Christie led Corzine 49 percent to 44 percent. The party started just after 11 p.m. in Parsippany. "This election tonight is not about me. It's not about many of you. This election was and is about the state we love -- the great state of New Jersey," Christie said at his victory celebration."