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PC Magazine September 3, 2008 Oliver Rist	Is Your Company Ready for IPv6? The Internet is a victim of its own success: We're running out of names! And IPv6 can help.
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Linux Journal August 1, 2002 Ibrahim Haddad	Supporting IPv6 on a Linux Server Node This article provides a technical tutorial on setting up IPv6 on a Linux server and connecting it to the IPv6 Internet.
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