Only 10% of IPV4 addresses remain unallocated!
From the Internet Society of Australia (ISOC-AU), comes this important message: 'ISOC-AU has been requested to help publicise the following announcement from the Number Resource Organisation, that the Internet has reached the point where less than 10% of IPv4 remain unallocated. Please circulate this announcement as widely as possible.' 'ISOC-AU has taken a leading role nationally and internationally in raising awareness of IPv6 and supporting discussion since we established the ISOC-AU IPv6 Special Interest Group in 2005. Since then, it has pursued the following major activities to help build understanding of IPv6:
- annual Australian IPv6 Summits - http://www.ipv6.org.au/summit/
- IPv6 for e-Business - http://www.ipv6.org.au
- supporting development of the Australian Government IPv6 transition strategy which will provide for full implementation of IPv6 on Australian Government services by 2012
- participation in the international IPv6 Forum and global IPv6 Summits and events representing Australia
- membership of the Asia Pacific IPv6 Task Force representing Australia
- regular updates to the National ICT Industry Alliance on IPv6 - see http://nictia.org.au'
