Via Twitter we learned that the OpenDNSSEC team is asking for user feedback to help improve the software. If you are a current user of OpenDNSSEC, please help the them by filling out their short survey!
Jun 11
Why World IPv6 Launch Matters to Communicators / PR / Marketing
With World IPv6 Launch happening last week, what does something as technical and geeky as "IPv6" have to do with people in public relations (PR) and marketing? Why should communicators really care about the underlying "plumbing" of the Internet? As…
Jun 11
Deploy360 Team Gathering This Week To Plan Site’s Future – How Can We Help You?
Today the Deploy360 team will be gathering for a week-long planning session to plot out in greater detail our activities for the remainder of 2012 and into 2013. Over the past 6 months, we’ve received a LOT of great feedback, both from this site and our social network accounts, as well as our ION conferences. Read more…
Jun 08
Site Changes – And Returning To The Regular Mix of DNSSEC / IPv6 Postings
As you may have noticed, for the past three weeks our blog and our accounts on Twitter, Facebook and Google+ have all been pretty much “All IPv6, All The Time!” We joined with our colleagues to focus on what turned out to be the massively successful World IPv6 Launch and so we’ve been extremely focused Read more…
Jun 08
aaaa-check – a small little program to check for IPv6 DNS records (AAAA)
As I was helping out last week approving website participants for World IPv6 Launch, I found that sometimes I wanted to check for the existence of a AAAA record to know if the domain was already running IPv6. I was using the good old “dig” command for a while, but wanted an easier way to Read more…
Jun 07
Why World IPv6 Launch Is Critical To Preserve The Open Internet
With yesterday’s World IPv6 Launch bringing about the permanent enablement of IPv6 access on thousands of websites around the world (including this one), I recorded a video for the Internet Society’s stream of videos about why I see IPv6 as…
Jun 06
Updated Version of “Migrating Applications to IPv6” Book/Ebook Available Through O’Reilly
If you’ve bought the ebook or printed version of the book within the past few weeks, you should have received the most recent updated version. As I mentioned previously, I submitted to O’Reilly a range of updates – and have confirmed that an updated version is …
Jun 06
IPvFoo and IPvFox Provide An Awesome Way To See IPv6 / IPv4 Usage By Websites
Want to know how well a website you visit works with IPv6? Whether the site uses components that are only available over IPv4? Or even whether you are connecting to a site using IPv6 or IPv4? If so, there are two outstanding extensions/add-ons that you can use: IPvFoofor Google Chrome IPvFox for Mozilla Firefox In Read more…
Jun 06
Google Promoting IPv6 From Their Main Search Pages
As World IPv6 Launch has been rolling out over the past hours, it’s been great to see Google placing a link right on their main search page: The link brings you over to Google’s excellent explanation of IPv6, complete with drawings of pipes. Kudos to Google for doing this and helping potentially educate people who Read more…
