[arin-discuss] Does ARIN eat it's own dog food with regards to IPv6?

[John Curran]

Ted - 
 
  ARIN's office networks are dual-stacked with IPv4 and IPv6;
  I do not know whether all desktops are configured with IPv4
  and IPv6 by default but will determine that shortly.

  I know that my machine has a dynamic IPv6 address, I see it
  (and dancing turtles :-) displayed when I connect to relevant
  websites.  Our public facing websites are have both A and AAAA
  records so that parties may connect via the IP protocol version
  of their choice.

Hope this helps,
/John

John Curran 
President and CEO
ARIN

On May 24, 2010, at 4:45 PM, Ted Mittelstaedt wrote:

> Just a quick question here,
> 
>  Is ARIN's internal office network dual-stacked with all hosts
> on it running both IPv6 and IPv4?  Can those hosts go to any
> of the "IPv6 test websites" on the Internet and be told they are
> on IPv6?
> 
>  I did not see anything in the "About Us" section of the
> website regarding this.
> 
> Ted
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