IPv6Forum Downunder is the Australian branch of the global IPv6Forum. It operates through the Internet Society of Australia as a Special Interest Group on IPv6.

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*NEW* IPv6 Historic Timeline: a table of significant milestones in IPv6 history, both international and Australian, created by Michael Biber. If you have relevant additions or amendments, please email the dates, events and references to mbiber(at)ipv6forum.org.au.

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IPv6 Usage Survey: a table of IPv6-accessible services at major ISPs, universities, vendors, standards bodies, registrars and others, created by Mark Prior.

The IPv6Forum website highlights the latest global IPv6 news and events, and even has a page of IPv6 'Toys' to showcase the range and potential of IPv6 applications.


Australian IPv6 Summit 2009
IPv6: The Bottom Line
Melbourne, 7-9 December 2009
In complex economic times it's the bottom line that really matters...


IPv6Forum Downunder has been closely involved in IPv6 activities in Australia, including:

• IPv6 for e-Business - providing documents, tools and awareness on IPv6 for Australian business
• Australian IPv6 Summits - previous Australian IPv6 conferences, 2005 to 2007
• IPv6Now - a business offering commercial IPv6 tunnels with SLAs and a dual-stack server for web hosting

There are a number of ways to estimate the current levels of IPv4 addresses and predicted time of exhaustion, but they are in generally good agreement with each other. This is Intec NetCore, Inc.'s IPv4 Exhaustion Counter.



Please contact Michael Biber, President of IPv6Forum Downunder, for more information:
mbiber(at)ipv6forum.org.au or phone +61 412 058 808