Voir aussi

• Evénements IPv6
• Documents sur IPv6
• IPv6 dans la presse

Annonces IPv6

• 2008-05 An unlimited source of Internet addresses to be on stream in Europe by 2010, Commission Européenne, Mai 2008 (Plan d'action, Factsheet).
• 2008-05 Les pouvoirs publics et les entreprises doivent agir de concert pour remédier à la pénurie d’adresses Internet, selon l’OCDE
• 2008-02-04: IPv6 Address Added for Root Servers in the Root Zone, IANA Announcement
• 2007-10: IP6 Factsheet by ICANN The Internet's Vital Expansion
• 2007-10-26: RIPE Community Resolution on IPv4 Depletion and Deployment of IPv6
• 2004-07-22: Les adresses IPv6 du .fr deviennent mondialement visibles, communiqué de presse AFNIC du 22 juillet 2004
• 2003-09-15: IPv6 entièrement intégré dans le système de production de l'AFNIC dès le 1er octobre 2003, communiqué de presse AFNIC du 15 septembre 2003
• 2002-02-21: Next Generation Internet – priorities for action in migrating to the new Internet protocol IPv6, COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMMISSION TO THE COUNCIL AND THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT

Extraits de communiqués

• 2008 300 décisions pour changer la France, Rapport Jacques Attali (http://www.liberationdelacroissance.fr/files/rapports/rapportCLCF.pdf)
  • DÉCISION 62 "Utiliser la présidence française de l’Union européenne pour proposer un grand programme de développement du numérique."
    • Démultiplier les possibilités d’adressage (passage de la norme actuelle IPv4 vers IPv6) qui risquent d’être saturées d’ici une dizaine d’années pour favoriser le développement de l’Internet des objets. À l’instar des positions prises par les gouvernements américain, chinois, japonais et coréen, l’Europe ou du moins la France doit d’ici 2010 définir un calendrier de migration.

• 2007-11: RIPE NCC Makes Record Number of IPv6 Allocations
  • The months of October and November 2007 set new records for the number of IPv6 allocations made in a single month by the RIPE NCC. 24 allocations were made to RIPE NCC members in October, arecord immediately broken by the 31 allocations made in November. The previous peak was 19 allocations in a single month, which was achieved on three separate occasions in 2003, 2004 and 2007.
  • This surge in demand for IPv6 address space follows recent changes in the IPv6 allocation policy, which made it easier to get IPv6 allocations. The increase also comes in the wake of the publication of the RIPE Community Resolution on IPv4 Depletion and Deployment of IPv6. This statement, released immediately after the RIPE 55 meeting in Amsterdam in October, urged all Internet industry stakeholders, including ISPs, governments and regulators, to take steps to foster the accelerating deployment of IPv6. The text of this resolution can be found at: http://www.ripe.net/news/community-statement.html
  • The deployment of IPv6 across the Internet has been a subject of growing global interest, particularly as it relates to the diminishing pool of free IPv4 address space, and the impact that this will have on the ongoing growth and future stability of the Internet.
  • For more information on this, please send an email to <ncc@ripe.net>.