If you have been around federal technology over the last fifteen years, then you’ve heard the warnings of running out of IPv4 addresses. The collective response has been to apply duct tape and baling wire to endure with an exhaustive 4,294,967,296 addresses.
But now, we’ve run out translation tricks and magic potions to make it work. Where do we go from here?
In this week’s episode of Feds At the Edge, we’ll hear the clarion call for IPv6, the next step for network addresses.
With an OMB issued memorandum and the federal government issuing an order to have a 50% compliance rate by 2025, making the jump is top priority.
Robert Sears, Chair of the Federal IPv6 task force is leading the effort and he provides us with the technical and regulatory impact of this transition.
Hear what he and other agency and industry thought leaders have to say about the challenge of legacy applications, the weakness of the current dual mode and the best practices to make the transition.
Tune in on your favorite podcasting platform now.
To view this webinar: Government’s Journey to IPv6 – What It Means for Agencies .
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