Are You IPv6 Ready?

Today, the international organizations that are responsible for IP addresses are expected to announce full allocation of the IPv4 address space. This means that the entire range of 4 billion IPv4 addresses have been spoken for.

A researcher from USC explains the exhaustion of IPv4 addresses and the solution of IPv6 in this great video.

Understanding Internet Address Space Usage from Aniruddh Rao on Vimeo.

June 8, 2011 has been designated World IPv6 Day when major organizations enable IPv6 connections to their sites in order to test connectivity of this next generation Internet protocol.

SSC Pacific is IPv6 ready now.

The USNS MERCY Continues its Medical Mission

The USNS MERCY hospital ship continues its medical mission of Pacific Partnership 2010 and already the number of lives affected is remarkable. In Cambodia alone, there were 286 surgeries performed on the MERCY while in-country medical teams saw nearly 30,000 patients, issued 12,900 pairs of glasses, and conducted about 27,000 hours of expert exchanges with national partners.

In addition to its medical work in Cambodia, the Pacific Partnership team provided veterinary care, performed engineering projects, and conducted community service events.

SSC Pacific is proud to be part of Pacific Partnership by providing the USNS Mercy with the needed network and communications installations and engineering support throughout its humanitarian history.

Learn the latest about Pacific Partnership 2010:

Blog: http://pacificpartnership.wordpress.com/
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pacificpartnership
Web site: http://www.cpf.navy.mil/subsite/PP10/index.html

View pictures of the USNS Mercy while ported in Hawaii.