Did you notice any problems accessing your favorite websites last Wednesday? On Wednesday, June 8, the Internet Society coordinated World IPv6 Day, a 24-hour IPv6 "test flight." For most Internet users, June 8 was no different than any other day. There was no ticker on news programs or front page headlines stating that the Internet had melted down. In fact, there were no major issues encountered on World IPv6 Day at all, which is good news for the future of IPv6 technology.
IOL Blog Entries for June 2011
Introducing InterOp Insider
By Marc Sklar - June 7, 2011
Welcome. We'd like to briefly introduce you to the IOL and then discuss the direction we'll be taking with this blog. Broadly speaking, we are involved in testing several types of networking, storage, and telecom technologies, including Ethernet, Broadband, Core/Telco, Consumer Electronics, Data Storage and High-Performance Computing to cost effectively meet network interoperability and conformance requirements for the industry. We currently have over twenty active testing programs (which we call consortia), that continue to evolve to meet our industry's needs. Our ongoing experience in efficiently scheduling, performing, and delivering these testing programs allows our consortia member companies to focus on delivering their products to market.