| IPv6 expanding slowly, but the time for planning is now | |||
| Posted by: Jordi on Friday, June 10, 2005 - 09:38 AM | |||
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The California IPv6 Task Force is making plans to roll out a pilot network using the new version of the Internet Protocols for state and local first responders within the coming year. The program, to be called MetroNet6, is in the early stages of development. Jim Bound, chief technology officer for the North American IPv6 Task Force, said at the SuperComm trade show yesterday that the network probably would use 802.11 wireless networking to connect police, fire and emergency medical personnel at the local level. The MoonV6 test bed network could provide a nationwide command and control link. |
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| Complete info at GCN. | |||