News in brief: First EU agency starts IPv6 ball rolling
By silicon.com
Published: 15 October 2009 11:09 GMT
Enisa, The European Network and Information Security Agency, announced this week it's the first EU agency to offer services using version 6 of the Internet Protocol.
It's now offering website content over IPv6, following an internal network upgrade. IPv6 is seen as a way of avoiding limitations with the current set up, IPv4. By 2011 these addresses will no longer be available, according to the EU.
See EU begins IPv6 rollout on ZDNet UK for more on this story.
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