Re: IPv6 to the desktop

[Dan Oachs <doachs () GAC EDU>]

We have been using dual stack to all our networks since around 2011 or so.
At that time the reason was ipv6 is the future and we wanted to get ahead
of the ball on it, implement it, learn about it, and use it.  Whether you
like it or not, there is probably already ipv6 on your network unless you
actively try to stop it, which can be quite hard to do.  So my opinion is
you might as well embrace it.

--Dan


On Mon, Nov 25, 2019 at 8:56 AM Garmon, Joel <JSG () pitt edu> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Does anyone have IPv6 implemented on their internal network to the
> desktop?  If you do, can you provide the benefits?
>
> Thank you,
>
> Joel Garmon
> Chief Information Security Officer
> Computing Services and Systems Development (CSSD)
> University of Pittsburgh
> 412-624-5595
>
>
>
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