Re: [libreoffice-website] is the new infrastructure IPv6 compliant?

On 09/24/2012 10:26 AM, Christian Lohmaier wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 24, 2012 at 3:55 PM, webmaster-Kracked_P_P
> <webmaster@krackedpress.com> wrote:
> > Will the new infrastructure IPv6 compliant? or is it still only IPv4?
> Already the current infra is IPv6 compliant (and enabled).
>
> ciao
> Christian
That is great, since I know a lot of larger local/regional businesses 
that have to upgraded their Internet access router/systems since the mid 
2000's.  "If it still works, then why replace it" is their policy even 
if the equipment is not very secure anymore, including wireless access.

From my apartment I see several open and unsecured wireless access points.

I know of several businesses that do not secure "properly" their 
wireless systems.  I make sure that anyone who I give privileges to 
access/use one of my wireless routers for their Internet access, that 
from that wireless access they cannot see or access any system on my 
"private" system.

I really hope my on-motherboard network "cards" are IPv6 compliant when 
my cable modem Internet access deploys IPv6. They are so behind in the 
technology for their network/node systems from my place to their 
centralized office that that have too many users on each node for proper 
services for 800+ channel Digital Cable, Internet, Digital Phone, 
Security systems, and watching most of your contracted cable channels on 
your desktop, laptop, smart phone, or tablet.  My place with over 200 
apartments share a node with over 500 users in the area, when their tech 
people states that 100-150 users per node is the maximum number to get 
all the services to work properly.  Of course having coax in the 
concrete walls from 1975 or '76 do not help with this apartment 
building[s] either.

The symptoms for "non-proper service" is the pixeling and freezing of 
the cable's video and the need to reboot the cable TV, cable Internet 
router, and the Wireless routers, at least once a week due to loss of 
signal strength and large amounts of packet errors.

.

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