6connect provides network automation software solutions including IP Address Management (IPAM) and DNS management. They offer products designed for resource management, DNS/DHCP control, and integration with external systems. Self-described features include API-first architecture and low-code workflow creation.

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6connect | 651 followers on LinkedIn. Revolutionary network automation &amp; provisioning for ISP&#39;s and enterprises around the globe. | 6connect is the leader in network resource provisioning and automation. 6connect’s unique Dynamic Network ProVisioning (DNP) platform enables centralized provisioning of physical and virtual devices across distributed and mobile networks, cloud platforms, web-hosting platforms and data centers. Innovative customers like Dell, PCCW, Swisscom, Terremark, iLand Cloud Infrastructure, and CyrusOne utilize DNP to accelerate service delivery time, accurately provision complex network protocols, and dramatically reduce network complexity and costs, while achieving industry change management and compliance requirements.

6connect is based in Silicon Valley and employs an engineering team that includes some of the world’s foremost experts in IPv4/IPv6 technology, network architecture design, and systems automation. To learn more about the company, visit 6connect at: https://www.6connect.com/

Aaron Hughes

Software engineering leader with a product focus. Automate everything. All the time.

Anna Claiborne

VP of 6connect Labs at 6connect

Jan Zorz

William Renner

h/t to Geoff Huston from APNIC! Changing the DNS mechanisms for delegation, a look at the proposed DELEG Resource Record.

State actors, including Vietnam and the Czech Republic, push toward a full transition to IPv6 usage, with the state of Washington going IPv4 free by the end of 2025. Just like every year before, hosts Ed Horley, Scott Hogg, and Tom Coffeen predict this year is going to be THE year for IPv6. This and more on the new episode of Packet Pushers! Listen now.

For most people, the Consumer Electronics Show needs no introduction. This massive trade show takes place in Las Vegas each January, and it never fails to bring together the biggest and brightest in the industry. The sheer size of the show – this year in excess of 135,000 attendees – makes it a notable event that brands simply can’t afford to ignore. Writing a recap of a show as massive as CES in a single blog post would be an impossible task. However, we can highlight some of the most notable moments from the show and some of the exciting products and projects that may be making waves in the coming years. 6connect was fortunate enough to be in attendance for the show and had a front-row seat for all of the exciting happenings up and down The Strip.

"The Community Honeynet project continues to assist network engineers and security personnel in understanding their online adversaries. What’s next?" An update on the Honeynet Project from Adli Wahid:

Registration for #NANOG90 's Hackathon is OPEN!

There is always a lot going on in the IPv6 space. Sometimes, it’s notable progress that is being made toward the widespread adoption of this protocol. In other cases, there are frustrating setbacks or delays, or even announcements about new technologies. For everyone in the networking industry, keeping up with the latest in this space is an important responsibility. Here's a quick recap of what you might have missed during the end-of-year hustle.

Interesting read from @APNIC: Exploring Telekom Malaysia’s RPKI deployment

This Thurs, Feb 1, join RIPE NCC's Deploying RPKI Webinar. It covers RPKI framework in detail, it discusses how RPKI helps with routing security and explains all the steps you need to know to implement RPKI in your network.

At 6connect we are thrilled to welcome Rua-Tek to our growing partner network. Rua-Tek’s commitment to delivering exceptional IT services and support to their clients aligns perfectly with our mission to create the software infrastructure solutions for provisioning automation in datacenters, the cloud and beyond.

🎧 Check it out: Lee Howard's episode of Today in Tech is here! "With many companies and organizations going through IPv4 to IPv6 migration, they may be left with a large block of IPv4 addresses that can still provide value to other groups. Lee Howard, senior vice president of IPv4.Global , chats with Keith about the rise of address trading markets, why companies may not even realize that they have this value, whether the IPv6 migration will ever be completed, and why IP addressing is a lot like the good Star Trek movies. Strap in for a networking geek fest!"

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