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Arin talks about the IPv6 move

Arin may not be a household name, but it is rather important in your everyday life. Arin stands for American Registry for Internet Numbers. The organization is the driving force behind the move to IPv6. The internet was built on IPv4, but recently has been out-growing that system. That original structure was 32-bit and could handle four billion computers. That

GNC-2012-03-29 #754 Tech News and Info

How many hours a week do you work, I read that working more than 49 hours a week is excessive.. I guess I have been working excessive hours for the past 30 years... Full stack of Tech News and Info. Heads up will be looking for someone to do the show on Monday as I do not think I will

ARIN Talks IPv6

John from the American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN) chats with Jeffrey and John on the transition from IPv4 to IPv6. In the past year, the last remaining IPv4 addresses were handed out to global regions. Some areas of the world have already run out of unallocated addresses, so it's essential that in the next few years everyone starts using

GNC-2011-11-10 #720 No Aliens?

Well no video tonight, I failed to hit record :( Enjoy the Audio :) Lots of great tech content, I am wrapping up a great week here in the Nations Capitol. Headed back to Honolulu which is hosting APEC so that should be fun.. Thanks for listening. Subscribe Today: Audio | Video | Mobile Video | iTunes | Zune Download

Happy IPv6 Day

Today June 8th is IPV6 Day, I know that most people are thinking that's nice, what is IPV6 and why should I care. The reason you should care is that IPV4 which is the current protocol we are using is running out of IP addresses. When the Internet was first conceived the idea that we would need more than the 4.3

ARIN: The Switch to IPv6

Todd Cochrane spoke to Richard of the American Registry of Internet Numbers or ARIN. ARIN provides service related to the management of Internet number resources in its specific region. There are five RIR in the world, the American registry serves the U.S., Canada and the Caribbean. One of their main purposes today is to get out the word that IPv4

GNC-2009-06-19 #487 Back in Honolulu

Back in Hawaii for one show only, then back to the eastern seaboard. Lots to catch you all up on including fun on the runway in Denver. Contest giveaways start next show so get your entries in now so that you have a chance to win. Please support the Show Sponsors as they keep the show rolling here! [Save 15%