For the last year, it’s been all quiet on the IPv6 front in the United States. But now the U.S. government is making noise about this next-generation Internet technology, as it forges ahead with plans to deploy secure, IPv6-enabled network services.
In June 2008, all federal agencies met an Office of Management and Budget (OMB) deadline to demonstrate that their backbone networks were IPv6 capable.
A few weeks ago, the Federal CIO Council issued a road map that disclosed the next steps agencies should be taking toward IPv6 deployment.
The road map says every federal CIO should develop a business case for IPv6 and integrate IPv6 into their agency’s enterprise architecture and capital investment plans.
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Source [ Network World ]
