Migrating to IPv6 shouldn’t be an all or nothing venture. Most networks will be running equipment with both IPv4 and IPv6 TCP/IP stacks for several years. This podcast has several tips that should make the transition easier.
The members have spoken, advising that a high-level peek at the underlying principles of Internet Protocol would be a good jumping-off point. After which we can forge ahead, starting the IPv6 discussion.
Complacency regarding IPv6 isn’t an option for IT types. IPv6 is coming and we need to acknowledge that. I’m willing to dive in and demystify IPv6, but I have one question. Where should I start?
Implementing port allow and deny rules in a scripted fashion is a favorite pastime of many administrators. Using the Netsh tool allows a standard configuration to be run against a Windows Server system to configure the port rules as required.