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Permalink Reply by Julian Vincent on April 6, 2010 at 10:59am

I had actually just emailed someone last week on the steps to take ie.

Phase 1 - Dual Stack public facing servers eg. Mail servers, webservers and etc
Phase 2 - Audit of network equipment and third party software and tools currently being used
Phase 3 - training for IT staff and management to understand IPv6

All the above can be done concurrently. Phase 1 is the easiest and it all goes well should be up and running in 2 to 4 weeks.

Deployment is slow as there is interest picking up at more and more people are getting aware that IPv4 addresses are depleting and they should start planning for IPv6.

Cheers, Julian

Permalink Reply by Mohd Fitri Abd Rahman on April 6, 2010 at 11:06am

thanks for fast reply julian.
Phase 1 - Dual Stack Public , IPv6 tunnelling over IPv4 ? not the real IPv6 ?

Permalink Reply by Julian Vincent on April 6, 2010 at 11:24am

Yes. IPv4 will be around for a long time. Read the document on available on the Group main page ie. AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT IPv6 TRANSITION STRATEGY. Plus it will take time for the service providers to widely deploy IPv6 to end users. Hence the best cost effective way (in my personal opinion) is to use tunneling mechanisms.
This way end users gets a taste of IPv6, there is no major fork lift upgrades for service providers and hopefully a IPv6 development eco system evolves from this with a suite of IPv6 applications.

Permalink Reply by Mohd Fitri Abd Rahman on April 6, 2010 at 11:25am

yeah... in the end.
kitchen also can use IPv6...
some jokes in IPv6 site.

Julian Vincent said:

Yes. IPv4 will be around for a long time. Read the document on available on the Group main page ie. AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT IPv6 TRANSITION STRATEGY. Plus it will take time for the service providers to widely deploy IPv6 to end users. Hence the best cost effective way (in my personal opinion) is to use tunneling mechanisms.
This way end users gets a taste of IPv6, there is no major fork lift upgrades for service providers and hopefully a IPv6 development eco system evolves from this with a suite of IPv6 applications.

Permalink Reply by Lai Heng Choong on April 10, 2010 at 11:26am

Hi Mohd Fitri, i am the expert, but I just share with you there are only 195 .my domain name are attached to a IPv6 DNS. Do you have any idea to increase the figure ? Btw, do you have any .my domain name ?

Permalink Reply by Mohd Fitri Abd Rahman on April 13, 2010 at 9:42am

yes i have it ..

Lai Heng Choong said:

Hi Mohd Fitri, i am the expert, but I just share with you there are only 195 .my domain name are attached to a IPv6 DNS. Do you have any idea to increase the figure ? Btw, do you have any .my domain name ?

Permalink Reply by Lai Heng Choong on April 13, 2010 at 10:06am

Hi Mohd Fitri, did your DNS for your .my domain has IPv6 support? Just to let you know actually you can add IPv6 address for your DNS in .my Registry System (in case you haven't know that).
Btw, do you have any suggestion we can increase the usage of IPv6 in Malaysia? I have tried to look for the Hosting service with IPv6 support in Malaysia, but so far I couldn't find any. :(


Mohd Fitri Abd Rahman said:

yes i have it ..

Lai Heng Choong said:

Hi Mohd Fitri, i am the expert, but I just share with you there are only 195 .my domain name are attached to a IPv6 DNS. Do you have any idea to increase the figure ? Btw, do you have any .my domain name ?

Permalink Reply by Mohd Fitri Abd Rahman on April 13, 2010 at 10:19am

yes.. i login to mynic they have option for IPv6 support but my hosting dont have it .
im gonna try with option tunnel broker. i'll update if success.

Permalink Reply by Mohd Fitri Abd Rahman on April 13, 2010 at 4:44pm

ok... the easy way to implement ipv6 in malaysia is only doing IPv6 proxy for malaysia gateway,
domain registrar is only change the AAAA link to ipv6 proxy.. im already done with that and success.

Permalink Reply by Lai Heng Choong on April 14, 2010 at 7:44am

Just to correct my previous reply. Actually I am "NOT" the IPv6 expert. :P

Lai Heng Choong said:

Hi Mohd Fitri, did your DNS for your .my domain has IPv6 support? Just to let you know actually you can add IPv6 address for your DNS in .my Registry System (in case you haven't know that).
Btw, do you have any suggestion we can increase the usage of IPv6 in Malaysia? I have tried to look for the Hosting service with IPv6 support in Malaysia, but so far I couldn't find any. :(


Mohd Fitri Abd Rahman said:

yes i have it ..

Lai Heng Choong said:

Hi Mohd Fitri, i am the expert, but I just share with you there are only 195 .my domain name are attached to a IPv6 DNS. Do you have any idea to increase the figure ? Btw, do you have any .my domain name ?

Permalink Reply by Mohd Fitri Abd Rahman on April 14, 2010 at 11:38am

im not expert too... just to sharing.. sharing is caring

Lai Heng Choong said:

Just to correct my previous reply. Actually I am "NOT" the IPv6 expert. :P

Lai Heng Choong said:

Hi Mohd Fitri, did your DNS for your .my domain has IPv6 support? Just to let you know actually you can add IPv6 address for your DNS in .my Registry System (in case you haven't know that).
Btw, do you have any suggestion we can increase the usage of IPv6 in Malaysia? I have tried to look for the Hosting service with IPv6 support in Malaysia, but so far I couldn't find any. :(


Mohd Fitri Abd Rahman said:

yes i have it ..

Lai Heng Choong said:

Hi Mohd Fitri, i am the expert, but I just share with you there are only 195 .my domain name are attached to a IPv6 DNS. Do you have any idea to increase the figure ? Btw, do you have any .my domain name ?

Permalink Reply by Adil Hidayat on March 23, 2011 at 5:52pm

Hi..huhu I'm NO expert as well but I seriously don't think having a nation wide proxy will help to speed up the IPv6 implementation in Malaysia....

Nation wide adoption can only happen if the Government pushes it. G has to push really hard..like the really mean it....

Mohd Fitri Abd Rahman said:

ok... the easy way to implement ipv6 in malaysia is only doing IPv6 proxy for malaysia gateway,
domain registrar is only change the AAAA link to ipv6 proxy.. im already done with that and success.