As previously announced, the study has been presented during the “L’internet IPv6 opérationnel ‽” workshop, held in Caen (France) this week. Slides used during this event are available for download (in French).

https://devpub.labs.nic.cz/ipv6-smt-new/country/

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We have just added the support for checking DNS and DNSSEC in v6DEMON. While figures are not yet ready, first interesting results on EU27 (19667 domains):

• 1307 have AAAA on their website
• 1994 (10.1%) have an IPv6 DNS server (probably because various websites use the same DNS server)
• for those having an IPv6 DNS server, only 118 have a AAAA on their website 
• and only 62 (0.3%) have both DNS, AAAA and MX speaking IPv6

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Congrats to Silvia and the Swisscom team for this achievement and for  work in the IPv6 Swiss Council:

www.swissipv6council.ch/en/news/First-Rank-In-Worldwide-IPv6-User-Introduction-For-Switzerland

An IPv6 event will take place in June 11 in Zurich:

http://www.ipv6conference.ch/

An IPv6 workshop, “L’internet IPv6 opérationnel ?” will be held in Caen (Basse Normandie, France) on the 12-14 June 2013. The IPv6 Observatory will be there to present outcomes and trends from the study. More information on the event website: https://colloque-ipv6.greyc.fr (in French).

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A new indicator has been published: IPv6 product certifications. It shows number of certifications issued by the IPv6 Forum for IPv6 compliant products. 

See it in action: http://v6demon.ipv6observatory.eu/product_certifications/evolution

Our fourth report has been published. It presents “the findings of a benchmark of the visibility of IPv6 commercial offerings. The goal of the benchmark was to evaluate the presence and quality of IPv6 commercial offering to the general public in selected European countries. The methodology concentrated on an evaluation of publicly available information to better represent the scope of the actual deployment beyond limited pilots and the associated efforts of the ISP for providing end user technical support and a clear schedule of their deployment. The report concludes that the actual commercial deployment seems to be slowly debuting but is for now still limited.”

This new report is available at the following URL: http://www.ipv6observatory.eu/?post_type=report&p=1142