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I became interested in IPv6 after receiving an invitation to a
conference about the end of the IPv4 addresses, which seems closer in
SouthAmerica than in the USA, probably because they reserved a lot of
addresses.
I was able to start functions of IPv6 in my Linux computer, but not in
the i Series at V5.3 I read that the support for IPv6 gets improved a
lot in V5.4, and I plan to upgrade soon. In the manuals I didn't find
how to configure IPv6, what I read seems to use a windos computer, and
not native to the i Series.
It seems a good idea to migrate to IPv6 at leisure, not wait until we
have to do it. Aparently there are quite a few adventages in IPv6,
besaides of the larger address space.
Does anybody have experience?
Here is a copy of the begining of one of the articles, you can google
for more info.
The future of the Internet
According to experts, the Internet as we know it will face a serious
problem in a few years. Due to its rapid growth and the limitations in
its design, there will be a point when no more free addresses are
available for connecting to new hosts.
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