IPv6 Info/Books ?

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Hey Hey,

With the last of the IPv4 blocks being allocated on Tuesday it's only a matter of time (aye it could be a year or sooner) where some of us might have to deal with IPv6 in one guise or another.

I've got the few basics that they covered in the Network+ course/exam but we're still talking basic knowledge.

Anyone care to share any books or online material links that they reckon are good guides to the topic?

 

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not sure on books but from what I have read its gonna be about September for Europe and earlier for everyone else before IPv4 runs out but then again there's lots of speculation out there.

 

Aye - thats why I want a small bit of a head start now it's looming - I'll go do some more digging around the darker recesses of the online libraries.

 

I fully expect ISP-based NAT to arrive sooner rather than later... eliminating the dire need for immediate transition to IPv6.

The last IPv6 book I purchased was a Syngress book covering IPv6 as it relates to Cisco devices. However, that was back in 2001, ten full years ago. Still, I pick it up from time to time.

 

I agree otherwise the ISPs that dont go this route will be screwed.

 

Try this puppy out for size.

It's a book, with words and pictures. Some of which I have coloured in with my crayons

http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596100582

 

Try this http://ipv6.he.net/

 

Cheers CLR - thats great!

Nice find, that deserves some rep.

 

Thanks!