Prepare your network for the future: accept IPv6

A new era came last month-"New Internet ". With the joint efforts of ISOC and manufacturers, the IPv6 protocol was officially started in June 6, which is called the "World IPv6 startup Day ". On this day, large enterprises such as ISP alliance and Google and Facebook started IPv6 forever. Although IPv6 Internet was not long before, a solid seed was planted-this will be the biggest invention created in history. With the help of world IPv6 day, IPv6 traffic is four times that in the past three years.

Many Ipv6 advocates, such as John Curran, founder of the U.S. Internet number registration center, have never stopped promoting migration to Ipv6. Obviously, most enterprises have not considered Ipv6. Only five of the first 20 Internet operators support IPv6. How can enterprises enable an unusable protocol?

Regardless of whether IPv6 is available in your region, the most important thing for enterprises is to form a set of Ipv6 migration policies. To add Ipv6 support products to your product, update is required-unless you want to get angry with CFO and keep your company in the prehistoric Internet age. Although migrating to Ipv6 gives enterprises a chance to rebuild and rebuild their networks, many companies hope to migrate IPv4 to Ipv6 without changing the network. This idea is possible. However, each solution requires some IPv6 knowledge.

Whether you ask external staff for help or perform internal migration, it is necessary to understand the basic knowledge of Ipv6. Scott Hogg, an Ipv6 security expert, said the best way is to receive some IPv6 training to prepare for the future. Learning how to migrate from Ipv4 to Ipv6 will become a new task in the next few decades, so you 'd better accept Ipv6 now.