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IPv6 in Practice: A Unixer's Guide to the Next Generation Internet

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Back in early 2000 I first tried to get seriously started with IPv6. But I couldn’t find any documentation that helped me to understand how to make it work in my usual environment. Being swamped with work at my then job I eventually gave up, frustrated for the first time.

In 2002 Silvia Hagen published the first edition of “IPv6 Essentials” [52]. Expecting a hands-on guide to IPv6 I bought it, only to be frustrated again: The book told me a lot more about the IPv6 protocol than I expected but virtually nothing about how to make it work.

This time I didn’t give up. I read the book and learned a lot about the underlying concepts. With this knowledge I managed to understand the IPv6- related documentation available for individual Unixen, like Peter Bieringer’s Linux IPv6 Howto [10] or the FreeBSD and Solaris online documentation.

It was much like studying mechanical engineering just to learn how to ride a bicycle. So I started teaching others how to get IPv6 up and running at conferences and various training courses. During that time I wrote a first training manuscript and an article series [104, 105, 106] on IPv6 administration.

Since then IPv6 has noticeably matured. Not only have the core protocol specifications become reasonably stable, but the actual implementations have reached a usable state. This made it possible to turn the training course manuscript into something less volatile: The book you are now reading.
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