Meanwhile, in Europe, RIPE ran out of IPv4 a year ago[1], and people have been happily implementing IPv6 ever since. In Sweden, there is a government directive[2] that all state infrastructure should implement IPv6 and DNSSEC by this year (2013) at the latest.
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Meanwhile, in Europe, RIPE ran out of IPv4 a year ago[1], and people have been happily implementing IPv6 ever since. In Sweden, there is a government directive[2] that all state infrastructure should implement IPv6 and DNSSEC by this year (2013) at the latest.
1) https://www.ripe.net/internet-coordination/ipv4-exhaustion
2) http://www.regeringen.se/sb/d/15234/a/177127
Found an english version of the directive (PDF):
http://www.government.se/content/1/c6/18/19/14/70f489cb.pdf
Page 40, Actions, first paragraph: “In addition, all authorities should make use of DNSSEC and be reachable with IPv6 by 2013.”
Spoke to my (UK) ISP last week. They said:
Sigh.