Hi, I'm Iljitsch van Beijnum. These are all posts about IPv6.
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When I was a research assistant at UC3M / IMDEA Networks in Madrid, I had occasion to visit the University of Cambridge for a week. Apparently, they have a rule that everyone who visits must do a presentation about their work. So I talked about the Shim6 protocol that I had been working on previously in the IETF. These are the slides; University of Cambridge Computer Lab, 2008-10-1.
Permalink - posted 2008-10-01
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For some time, I've maintained a number of pages that show address and AS number statistics generated from the delegation reports published by the five regional internet registries on their FTP servers. Time to make a list.
Full article / permalink - posted 2008-09-17
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For some time, I've maintained a number of pages that show address and AS number statistics generated from the delegation reports published by the five regional internet registries on their FTP servers. Time to make a list. See the yearly address use reports for descriptions of the details and caveats.
Totals:
Per country:
(Note that this uses outdated population statistics.)
Other:
Permalink - posted 2008-09-17
On February 4, 2008, ICANN will add IPv6 addresses for four root DNS servers to the root zone file, making full IPv6 Internet connections a reality. Time to check that DNS software and those firewalls to avoid any possible trouble.
Permalink - posted 2008-01-03
In 2007, the number of available IPv4 addresses went down from 1300.65 million to 1122.85 million, a difference of 177.8 million addresses. The number of usable addresses is 3706.65 million, so on January 1, 2007 we were at 64.9% utilization and a year later we're at 69.7%.
Permalink - posted 2008-01-01
IPv4 Address Consumption
Iljitsch van Beijnum
The Internet Protocol Journal, Vol. 10, no. 3, pp. 22-28, September
Permalink - posted 2007-09-30
My first big story about IPv6 on Ars Technica, way back in 2007.
Permalink - posted 2007-03-08
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