Google Deploys IPv6 For Internal Network

itwbennett writes "Google is four years into a project to roll out IPv6 to its entire internal employee network. At the Usenix Large Installation System Administration (LISA) conference in Boston last week, Google network engineer Irena Nikolova shared some lessons others can learn from Google's experience. For example: It requires a lot of work with vendors to get them to fix buggy and still-unfinished code. 'We should not expect something to work just because it is declared supported,' the paper accompanying the presentation concluded."

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Re:IPv6

[eugene ts wong]

4,008,574,976

You took time to calculate all of that, but you couldn't be bothered to add 3 commas? The reason for the commas is it helps us to count the number of digits. It helps with readability.

I believe that you have something important to communicate. I wish that you believed it too.