Have You Signed Your Domain With DNSSEC Yet? (Here are instructions…)

Have you signed your domain name with DNSSEC yet?  If not, how about doing that today?  Or as a weekend project? This one little step can go a long way in both helping make your own Internet presence that much more secure and also in helping move the overall DNSSEC effort forward industry-wide. To help Read more…

WordPress Dominates Top 100 Blog/Media Sites

If you had any doubt about the outcome of the "platform wars" of the past few years for "blog"-type sites, one graphic can remove that doubt: This comes from a just-released study from Pingdom and before you say "well, of…

Jima’s IPv6 TLD Hall-of-Shame

Patrick “Jima” Laughton is an advocate for IPv6 who, inspired by a conversation on Facebook, decided to do something to highlight which top-level domains (TLDs) were NOT IPv6-ready.  And thus was born the “IPv6 TLD Hall-of-Shame“, available at: http://jima.tk/u/v6tlds He has two lists: TLDs without IPv6 nameservers TLDs with IPv6 nameservers but no IPv6 “glue” Read more…

WebRTC (real-time VoIP in web browsers) On April 13th VUC Call – Join In!

Want to learn about how voice and video calls will take place right in your web browser? WITHOUT a Flash or Java plugin? The "WebRTC" initiative is making this a reality through efforts of the major browser vendors, VoIP industry…

SegTEL/TVC Stringing Fiber Through Keene, NH – A New Internet Choice?

When I look out my office window and see a bucket truck driving by with a guy up in the bucket attaching what looks like fiber optic cable to the polls, my reaction as a networking geek was naturally: who…

White House Summer Jobs Code Sprint Deadline is Monday, April 16, 2012

Summerjobs codesprintInteresting to see that the White House is sponsoring its first ever code sprint… from the announcement back on April 2nd:

Today we’re announcing the first ever White House Code Sprint. This is …

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Comcast Enables IPv6 For Xfinity and Xfinity TV

Great news out of Comcast this week related to IPv6 – they have now made two of their major content portals available over IPv6!  From their comcast6.net page on April 10, 2012: The newest part today moves two of our major portal sites to IPv6, including Xfinity andXfinityTV. This critical move was made possible via close cooperation Read more…

Video/Slides: IPv6 Autoconfiguration Tutorial

Want to understand more about how IPv6 addresses are configured using SLAAC and DHCPv6? (Want to understand what “SLAAC” is?) If so, Fred Bovy recently posted a video of a presentation he did about IPv6 autoconfiguration.  In the hour-long video, he explains how autoconfiguration works, provides some examples in Linux and then later gets into Read more…

My Report into For Immediate Release (FIR) Podcast #646

In this week’s For Immediate Release episode #646, my report covered: Privacy and Facebook applications: the Wall Street Journal article and the TechCrunch response that fears are overhyped Hotels can potentially add content (like ads) to your web pages on…

FCC Publishes DNSSEC Recommendations for ISPs

Are you are network operator or Internet service provider (ISP) seeking to understand what you need to do to implement DNSSEC within your network? Are you looking for guidance to help you understand how to proceed? If so, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) just published a set of “DNSSEC Implementation Practices for ISPs” through Read more…