【文章內(nèi)容簡(jiǎn)介】 dynamic reconfigurability. “The California IPv6 Task Force is excited to be leading the charge in California and the West toward adoption of the new generation Internet,” said Geof Lambert, chairman, CAv6TF and recently appointed member of the North American IPv6 Task Force Steering Committee. “We intend to act as a leader by transitioning California entirely to the IPv6 protocol and we will urge other states within the . and regions world wide to do the same in order to rapidly build the next generation Internet. By demonstrating that a locale at large can have the vision and foresight to adopt IPv6 technology we are helping pioneer new territory and understanding of one of the most fundamental shifts in technology in over a decade.“ “It’s stimulating to witness the growing enthusiasm for IPv6 spread across the . and the world,” says Jim Bound, IPv6 Forum CTO and Chair North American IPv6 Task Force. “The entire Internet will eventually transition from IPv4 to IPv6 – but it will take some voluntary effort and dedication for this to plete. The CAv6TF is a wele body to focus attention on what lays ahead, what needs to be done, and how to acplish the tasks at hand. This task force is one of the best places to learn about IPv6 deployment, products and technology.” Geof lambert began his 20year career in the culinary world on the East Coast and, after stops in the Caribbean and Europe, he migrated to the West Coast. Geof is a founding partner of the Maxson Group, a firm that specializes in senior level executive search and board consulting across a variety of industries. Throughout his career, Geof has been actively involved with a wide range of professional and civic organizations. Lambert initiated The International Fellowship of Rotarians United to Bridge the Digital Divide and he is a chair at the Rotary Center for International Studies in Peace and Conflict Resolution at the University of California at Berkeley. In addition to being the founder and chairman of the California IPv6 Task Force, which is prised of statewide individuals leading the transition of full deployment of IPv6 in California, Lambert is the founder and president of the Sacramento Association of IPv6 Adopters. Posted by: forum on Thursday, November 18, 2004 02:48 PMIPv6 Vendors Test Voice, Wireless and Firewalls on Moonv6University of New Hampshire Inter Operability Laboratory and DoD plete new round of tests on multivendor IPv6 network as part of North American IPv6 Task Force39。s Moonv6 project A new round of tests on the Moonv6 network stretching from New Hampshire to California has pushed IPv6 testing into new territory by venturing into voice, wireless, firewalls and a host of advanced network and applicationlayer tests, the North American IPv6 Task Force (NAv6TF) and the University of New Hampshire Inter Operability Laboratory (UNHIOL) have announced. Moonv6 represents the most aggressive multivendor test and demonstration of products being developed for the nextgeneration Internet protocol, IPv6. The latest round of testing began at the UNHIOL on Oct. 30 and wrapped up at the . Defense Department39。s Joint Interoperability Test Command (JITC) in Fort Huachuca, Ariz. on Nov. 12. Test areas included interoperability in pure IPv6 as well as mixed v6 and IPv4 networks, IEEE wireless LANs, voice over IP (VoIP), firewalls and IPsec (IP Security), dualstack routing, Internet protocols such as DHCP, DNS and various applications and transition mechanisms. Moonv6 is a global project led by the North American IPv6 Task Force that includes industry leaders, the UNHIOL, Internet and . governmental agencies. The latest round of testing involved multiple service providers and networking panies, including Agilent Technologies, ATamp。T, Check Point Software Technologies, Cisco Systems, Extreme Technologies, Hitachi, Hewlett