IPv6 Planning

Prepare today for tomorrow’s technology

Today, most Web addresses are based on IPv4, the world’s most common Internet Protocol. IPv4’s successor, IPv6, now holds about 1% of all current Internet traffic, but one day will replace IPv4 altogether on every new Web-enabled device, operating system, application and service.

IPv4 addresses will most likely run out before the end of 2012, which means you need to act now to ensure your business will be visible on the IPv6 system in both the near and long-term future.

Over the next few business quarters, ICS3 recommends you take these steps to make your organisation IPv6 compliant:

  • Get the conversation started – educate your staff and start internal communications about IPv6
  • Schedule a technology audit – find out where you stand now for a clearer picture of where you’re going
  • Make a plan – review your options and choose the right technical approach to transitioning
  • Test, report and market – celebrate and share your worry-free technology

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