IPv6 Blog
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/ipv6
News and comments from the IPv6 product team at Microsoft.
- Posts
- 41 from 6 May 2007 to 13 Jul 2012
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2012 1
2011 3
2010 11
- New dedicated IPv6 TechNet Forum!
- IPv6 Survival Guide in the TechNet Wiki now available
- IPv6 Learning Roadmap now available
- Windows 7 passes Phase-2 testing and is IPv6 Ready
- US Federal Directive to Support IPv6
- Don’t fall behind, start your IPv6 planning now
- Rocky Mountain IPv6 Summit presentations available online
- New DirectAccess deployment resources published
- NIST “Guidelines for the Secure Deployment of IPv6” Special Publication is available for public comment
- Available public IPv4 address space passes ominous milestone
- New documentation is available for DirectAccess in Windows Server 2008 R2 and Forefront Unified Access Gateway (UAG)
2009 13
- New and updated DirectAccess documentation is now available
- IPv6 considered for the Smart Grid
- New DirectAccess documentation is now available
- DirectAccess Design Guide is now available
- Great advice on finding and using an IPv6-capable ISP
- DirectAccess Early Adopter's Guide for Windows Server 2008 RC is available
- New ARIN CEO stresses the IPv4 address depletion problem and the importance of migrating to IPv6
- Cable Guy article on the IPv6 enhancements in Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7 now available
- Major carriers ramping up support for IPv6
- More New Technical Resources for DirectAccess
- New Technical Resources for DirectAccess
- "The Seven Stages of IPv6 Adoption" audiocast from the Internet Society (ISOC) now available
- Promoting IPv6 cited as one of the top five Internet emergencies for new U.S. Commerce Secretary
2008 2
2007 11
- Teredo in Windows Vista: Designed with security in mind
- Windows Vista Earns IPv6 Ready Logo Phase 2
- Disabling IPv6 Doesn't Help
- Exchange Server 2007 and IPv6
- Vista and IPv6 = Problems?
- Mythbusters #2: Stanford has more IP addresses than China
- I can do that in IPv4!
- Mobile IPv6 and Vista
- Mythbusters #1: No one is using IPv6 [UPDATED]
- Speaking Engagements
- Hello World!