[ipv6-tf] Longhorn

[Marcin Gondek]

Witam,

Właśnie trwa czat na TechNet Microsoft w sprawie Networking in Longhorn.

Słowo wstępne od prowadzącego:

Jawad_Khaki_MSFT (Expert): Network infrastructure services (DHCP, RRAS/VPN,
RADIUS) will be enhanced to enable IT Pros to enforce system health check.
IPSec support will be enhanced to support for server-server communications,
domain isolation, and network access protection. All networking
infrastructure services DHCP, DNS, RRAS/VPN, RADIUS will be rev'ed to fully
supprt IPv6.

No i udało mi się zadać dwa pytania poprzez moderatora:

Arvind_MSFT (Expert): 
Q: Will Longhorn have a IPv6 GUI as all systems have for IPv4? What kind of
support for IPv6 Longhorn will have?
A: Yes, we plan to include a UI for IPv6 configuration similar to the
current IPv4 UI.
Arvind_MSFT (Expert): 
Q: Will Longhorn have a IPv6 GUI as all systems have for IPv4? What kind of
support for IPv6 Longhorn will have?
A: Hit send too soon... Longhorn will support all infrastructure
requirements for IPv6 (DHCP, DNS).
Arvind_MSFT (Expert): 
Q: Will be possible to run LH with IPv6 only? without IPv4?
A: Yes, it will be possible to run LH with IPv6 only, i.e. with IPv4
disabled.

Może się jeszcze komuś uda 'załapać'
Public Chat - Longhorn Networking Revealed
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/chats/chatroom.aspx
Trwa, od 20:30

Inne ciekawe wiadomości o IPv6:
Henry_MSFT (Expert): 
Q: What is MSFT doing to help assist the transition in the IT industry to
IPV6 ? And... when do you expect to see corporate take up of IPV6? 
A: We are pushing transition technologies (6to4, ISATAP, Teredo) heavily.
Our message to the industry is "move the applications, get them IPv6 ready,
rely on transition techologies until the infrastructure is in place". We are
working with IGD vendors to get them to support 6to4 in their consumer
products, for example. We believe there is a lot of value in IPv6 in a
transition environment and that application demand will drive infrastructure
upgrade. 
As for corporate uptake of IPv6 - this will be driving by compelling
applications and user demand. Longhorn will be a big piece of this as it
supports IPv6 completely and the peer-to-peer framework that is part of
Longhorn will require IPv6 to run. 

Jak coś się jeszcze ciekawego ukaże to przekaże.


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Marcin Gondek
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