Canadians lagging in IPv6 readiness, says expert
12 Apr 2010
Canadian organizations and Internet service providers aren’t moving fast enough to prepare for the next generation of Internet Protocol, IPv6, says a British Columbia expert.
Andree Toonk, the network architect for BCNet, a broadband network for British Columbia university researchers, monitors IPv6 adoption around the world, and said in an interview that if Internet providers and organizations in this country don’t pick up the pace they will be in trouble when the pool of unallocated IPv4 addresses runs out in two years.
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