This interests me too.

Does anyone have any IPv6 Info for .au ?

SOme overseas Governments are mandating that any government Computing
aquisitions be IPv6 ready, and some are even turning IPv6 on by late 2004 /
early 05.
It's 2003 now, so we have around a bout a year before IPv6 starts getting
used more widely on the net.

I personally think it's time that we're able to point a *.au to an IPv6
Address, or at least have some rudimentary system in place that will soften
the forced transition when it does take place.

Anand: One point to note.

Ausregistry is the "Registry";

All Registrars are downstream from the Registry, so Ausregistry would have
to support IPv6 before Any registrar could / would.

Anyone know if Ausregistry has plans?

-Sean.

-----Original Message-----
From: Anand Kumria [mailto:wildfire§progsoc.uts.edu.au]
Sent: Thursday, 17 July 2003 11:43 AM
To: dns§lists.auda.org.au
Subject: [DNS] IPv6 glue supported?


Hi all,

I've been unable to find out if AusRegistry and/or other registrars
support the addition of IPv6 glue in the .au namespace.

I know that Versign and (some) of their resellers support it for the
top-level .com domains so it is probably supported in the registry to
registrar protocol.

Does anyone know the situation in .au?

Thanks,
Anand

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