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by danyork 12y ago
The announcement in Feb 2011 was that IANA had allocated the last IPv4 address blocks from the planned allocations. IANA (ICANN) and the RIRs then worked to recover some blocks of unused IPv4 addresses. These became the "recovered IPv
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by danyork 12y ago
There are a number of other IPv6 statistics sites out there. We've tried to list a good number at: http://www.internetsociety.org/deploy360/ipv6/statistics/ Eric Vyncke and Lars Eggert have two good sit
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by danyork 12y ago
The World IPv6 Launch site has monthly measurements available that show the amount of IPv6 being seen from network operators participating in the measurement effort: http://www.worldipv6launch.org/measurements/
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Goodbye, IPv4 IANA Starts Allocating Final Address Blocks(internetsociety.org)
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Websites Throttle FCC Staffers to Protest Gutting of Net Neutrality(wired.com)
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by danyork 12y ago
I guess we'll have to agree to disagree. I've worked with the ICANN DNS people enough and am aware of their practices enough (ex. https://www.iana.org/dnssec/icann-dps.txt ) that I don't see how the roo
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by danyork 12y ago
I'm not sure I see how the roots of the DNS tree are controlled by world governments. Here are the root servers: http://www.root-servers.org/ They are controlled by a wide range of organizations scattered all over th
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Fedora 21 To Have DNSSEC Validation Enabled By Default(internetsociety.org)
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What Can App Developers Learn From Heartbleed?(internetsociety.org)
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by danyork 13y ago
Brilliantly done! Great to have this out there to help explain the issue to non-developers.
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Turkish ISPs Hijacking Traffic: This is How an Internet Breaks(internetsociety.org)
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Turkish Hijacking of DNS Shows Clear Need For Deploying BGP And DNS Security(internetsociety.org)
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Microsoft Publishes Guide To Deploying DNSSEC In Windows Server 2012(internetsociety.org)
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Verifying DKIM signatures on Thunderbird with DNSSEC(blog.pierky.com)
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SSAC Issues New Report On DDoS Attacks Against DNS(internetsociety.org)
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by danyork 13y ago
It's the percentage of IPv6 adoption seen coming from Google Fiber networks by the companies participating in the World IPv6 Launch measurements program. (See the bottom of http://www.worldipv6launch.org/measurements&#x
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by danyork 13y ago
They are part of the World IPv6 Launch measurements found at: http://www.worldipv6launch.org/measurements/ Network providers sign up to join the measurement effort and then Google, Facebook, Akamai and Yahoo measure th
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by danyork 13y ago
Ask the website owner when they will support IPv6! (and you can point them to tutorials like this one: http://www.internetsociety.org/deploy360/resources/making-co... ) It would be great if more websites supporte
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by danyork 13y ago
I am a TWC subscriber and as of December 2013 have IPv6 running perfectly fine in my home network. All my devices get IPv6 addresses and are able to connect to IPv6 test sites fine over IPv6. I'll note that I'm just using a &#x2
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by danyork 13y ago
Many of them already do. My iPhone works wonderfully on my IPv6 home network and connects to sites over IPv6 without a problem. I know this is true for some Android devices as well.
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by danyork 13y ago
@muench - we've tried to assemble some pointers on http://www.internetsociety.org/deploy360/ipv6/ In particular you may find the "IPv6 for IPv4 Experts" ebook of use: https://sites.google
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New IPv6 Measurements: Comcast nearing 25%, Verizon Wireless 46%, DT at 18%(internetsociety.org)
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The Danger Of The New Internet Choke Points(internetsociety.org)
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New Apache SpamAssassin Release 3.4.0 Includes Native IPv6 Support(internetsociety.org)
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by danyork 13y ago
There is also an "IPvFox" version for Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ipvfox/ I have this installed in both Chrome and Firefox and its great to see which websites are av
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by danyork 13y ago
I think mobile networks do play a good bit of a role here. My iPhone 5s is on Verizon's LTE network and connects over IPv6 to sites. If you look at the latest World IPv6 Launch measurements from Jan 16, you can see that 40% of the tra
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by danyork 13y ago
There's an earlier comment thread on this question: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7212411 Probably relates to people being at home accessing Google's services over residential networks.
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by danyork 13y ago
I was puzzled about this at first, but my guess is that the weekend spikes are because people are going home and accessing Google's services from residential networks where many ISPs have started to roll out IPv6. Then on Monday peo
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Google’s IPv6 Stats Pass 3% Less Than 5 Months After Passing 2%(internetsociety.org)
111 points by danyork 13y ago|73 comments
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IPv6 Time- ARIN Starts Allocation From Last Major Block Of IPv4 Addresses(internetsociety.org)
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