Tag Archives: ipv6

IPv6 for SysAdmins

Posted on November 8, 2012 by mibus

IPv6 is a new and complicated piece of technology; like any new technology it takes a while to get used to and discover what does and doesn’t really work. Who am I? I’m Robert Mibus, and I helped roll out … Continue reading →

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Linux.Conf.Au – IPv6 & automatic reverse DNS mappings

Posted on January 17, 2012 by mibus

Today is the day for my IPv6/Automatic reverse DNS mappings presentation at LCA2012. Get the custom pymds fork here; it’ll be merged upstream shortly-ish.

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Linux.Conf.Au – +1!

Posted on September 9, 2011 by mibus

Just got this email…: We’re pleased to announce that your proposal(s) has/have been ACCEPTED for LCA2012. <SNIP> — IPv6 Dynamic Reverse Mapping – the magic, misery and mayhem — So – wow! I’ll see you there :)

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IPv6 is BORING!

Posted on June 7, 2010 by mibus

Please note that this is all personal opinion, and is not a reflection on the opinion, or policies, of any employer, past, present, future, or comma-less. What is IPv6? IPv6 is the next step after our current IPv4 addressing scheme … Continue reading →

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