VIC6-link

Phases

1. VIC6 Construction
2. Health Sector
3. Financial Sector
4. Automotive Sector


Built By

IPv6Now-link
aigroup-link


Seed Funding

VictorianGovernment-link


Core Nodes

LateralPlains-link
La Trobe University link

Industry Nodes

Centre for Health Innovation link

Sponsors

LateralPlains-link PPS-link NeighbourhoodCable-link Cisco-link Nominum-link Matrium-link AARNet-link La Trobe-link eVision link

Maddocks link

Victorian Industry Collaborative

IPv6 Testbed Network


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What is VIC6?

In November 2008, Premier John Brumby announced a $245 million strategy to boost the Victorian ICT industry, including funding for an IPv6 testbed network to help Victorian industry experience IPv6 in practice. Ai Group and IPv6Now are providing and managing that facility - the Victorian Industry Collaborative IPv6 Testbed Network.

Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) is the foundation of the next generation of Internet technology. It will allow the continuing growth of the Internet after the current range of IPv4 addresses run out, starting around 2011. IPv6 also has the potential to foster innovation through its integrated and powerful features.



Progress of VIC6

VIC6 has four phases: construction then demonstration with three fundamental industry sectors - health, financial and automotive. The new network is now operational and the project has moved to the demonstration stages. However, all Victorian organisations are welcome to become involved at any time!

If you would like to know more about the progress of VIC6 (via email and newsletter), or become involved as a TestNet associate, partner or sponsor, please see this form: Involvement with the VIC6 TestNet.



The Australian IPv6 Newsletter, The Standard, is now available!

Regular contents include information on IPv6 activities both in Australia and internationally, the VIC6 project, conference reports, opinion pieces, technical discussions, and the latest snippets from the IPv6 world. More information and downloads here.

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