Juniper Networks Inc. has launched report, IPv6 Capable: A Guide for Federal Agencies, to provide technical guidance for the transition to IPv6 by June 2008, as mandated by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB).
This report will assist federal agencies in understanding and meeting technical goals based on their unique requirements and missions, while achieving high-level objectives outlined by OMB.
"The network performance and efficiency promised by IPv6 is a tremendous benefit for federal agencies. However, there needs to be a greater level of tactical guidance to execute this vision at an agency-specific level under current budget constraints," said Thomas Kreidler, vice president and general manager of Juniper Federal Systems.
Highlights of the report include an overview of IPv6's technical necessity, the fundamental benefits between IPv4 and IPv6, and how to define IPv6 Capable to meet agencies' individual requirements.
The report is written by the IPv6 Summit Inc., a subsidiary of Innofone.com in collaboration with Juniper Networks. It is the second report in Juniper's IPv6 Best Practices World Report series.
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