French ISP Offers IPv6

By Michele Neylon on December 17, 2007 9:03 PM |
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French ISP free.fr, which is part of the Iliad group, has announced an IPv6 offering.

Free is one of the first operator in the world to deploy IPv6. This new generation of IP protocol, set to spread in all devices in the coming years, optimises services development provided to customers. IPv6 is by essence supported without requiring specific update in the last version of operating systems: Windows Vista, Mac OS X, Linux.

Over the last few months the issues with IPv4 depletion and the lack of adoption of IPv6 by commercial entities has been attracting a lot of media attention.

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