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gogoNET LIVE! 3 in Review

gogoNET LIVE! 3 was another terrific meeting of the top IPv6 minds in the industry.  Day 1 consisted of four parallel workshop tracks ranging in difficulty from absolute beginner to expert.  Day 2 started with a keynote address from…

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Added by Bruce Sinclair on November 17, 2012 at 11:11pm — No Comments

Want to Host a Freenet6 POP?

Help!  Our Freenet6 service is straining to keep up with the increase in IPv6 traffic and users so we are looking for partners willing to host a Freenet6 POP.  Compounding this we recently lost our POP in Australia that was generously hosted by our close partner IPv6Now.

This is a great opportunity to help the…

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Added by Bruce Sinclair on September 7, 2012 at 7:41pm — 1 Comment

gogoCPE is now Available

After years of software development, prototyping, hardware design, testing, customer partnering and industrial design, the gogoCPE is finally available and ready for purchase!  From our experience in working with service providers on their IPv6 trials using our software client it became obvious that using software would not work en masse.  Functionality worked great; remembering to keep it always running - not so much.  So the idea of a hardware version of our software client was born in…

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Added by Bruce Sinclair on February 4, 2011 at 11:00am — 6 Comments

Prepare for DEFCON3 on February 3, 2011

IANA’s unallocated pool of IPv4 addresses ran dry yesterday.  In a classic DEFence CONdition move, APNIC ran their address pool lower than usual to make a case to secure the remaining two unallocated /8 blocks of IPv4 addresses.  OK, now what?  Well this event, the policies around it and its ramifications were elegantly presented by Elise Gerich, Vice President, IANA and…

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Added by Bruce Sinclair on February 1, 2011 at 5:00am — No Comments

16 Hours of IPv6 Videos for your Viewing Pleasure

Hello, we are happy to announce the videos from the inaugural gogoNET LIVE! conference are now available!  The gogoNET Video Series is the same length as a full TV season of Fringe but sports our own alternate universe we call IPv6.  So sit back and enjoy the full conference by watching all 60 IPv6 videos. For those…

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Added by Bruce Sinclair on January 17, 2011 at 1:38pm — 1 Comment

gogoNET LIVE! is Over; Long Live gogoNET LIVE!

Well, I for one is happy it’s over. Not in a bad way but gogoNET LIVE! consumed such a big part of my time and the time of others in gogo6 that putting it behind us means we are now free to focus on other priorities. But in the end it was definitely worth it.


On the plus side we had top-notch speakers that flew in from all over the world to share their v6 experiences. The event location was fun, the show ran smoothly and most important, conversations at the…
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Added by Bruce Sinclair on November 9, 2010 at 4:26pm — No Comments

Conference – Social Network Mashup

We hope to make gogoNET LIVE! a little different than most conferences by integrating the show with our gogoNET social network. Key in this is to change the dynamic between conference speaker and audience/attendee.


Each speaker’s profile page on gogoNET will soon contain their biography and a blog that provides information on the presentation they will be delivering at the show. This allows the audience to ask questions, make suggestions or start up a…
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Added by Bruce Sinclair on September 16, 2010 at 4:46pm — No Comments

Introducing gogoNET LIVE!

I have big news to announce. gogo6 in conjunction with the IPv6 Forum is pleased to announce gogoNET LIVE! – an IPv6 conference for gogoNET members. gogoNET LIVE! is simply a live version of gogoNET, providing an additional way for members to share their IPv6 experience. The conference will be held November 3 – 4, 2010 in the Silicon Valley, USA and there will be technical workshops on November 2. It will be an international event, with international presenters and attendees and the…
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Added by Bruce Sinclair on July 12, 2010 at 8:50am — No Comments

Walking the Talk

When you sign up for gogoNET we ask a few questions such as, what network you’re migrating, where you are in the migration path, your job, etc... We ask these questions to kick-start your professional profile on gogoNET. The idea is, say you’re migrating your company’s mobile network to IPv6 and you are in the middle of building your test network. You, it turns out, are pretty much the company IPv6 expert. So where do you go for help? Who can you bounce ideas off? Well... you go to the…
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Added by Bruce Sinclair on May 25, 2010 at 1:01pm — 2 Comments

Buzzed in China

I’m currently in Beijing to speak at the v6 show and to visit some customers and prospects. The Global IPv6 and Next Generation Internet Summit 2010, which ended yesterday, was well run and full of great content from all the major players in China’s IPv6 scene. This includes the government, first and foremost followed closely behind by the four major operators: China Telecom, China Mobile, China Unicom and Cernet. The buzz at the show…
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Added by Bruce Sinclair on April 9, 2010 at 5:30am — 1 Comment

New Version of gogoSERVER with DS-lite and gogoCPE Support Now Available

Hello everyone, we are happy to announce the release of gogoSERVER 2.0 beta. This new version will support DS-lite and the soon to be released gogoCPE v6 adaptor.


A DS-lite deployment using the gogoSERVER is designed to be simple and inexpensive. The gogoSERVER is a 1U system designed exclusively for IPv6 deployment. It supports tens of thousands of hosts and can be easily connected to other gogoSERVERs to provide redundancy and load balancing. By starting out…
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Added by Bruce Sinclair on March 23, 2010 at 9:34am — 1 Comment

New DS-lite Service Now Available on Freenet6

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Added by Bruce Sinclair on February 24, 2010 at 11:23am — 1 Comment

Old Friends

We have this semi-funny cartoon called Paper Bag Head that tries to convey the message that there’s value in adding you picture to your profile on gogoNET. While in Bangkok I can say I experienced this value first hand... or should I say face to face.



The day before I was having a drink in my hotel lobby with Surapong, the country manager of our Thai sales partner FDS, discussing our upcoming meetings. While sipping my Lion… Continue

Added by Bruce Sinclair on November 25, 2009 at 1:45pm — No Comments

Gun to the Head

Joy (pronounced Joey) and I had just driven an hour and a half through the rain and humidity on what should have been a 45 minute jaunt to meet with Che-Nan of Taiwan’s National Center for High-performance Computing. After signing in at the front desk the building’s lethargic security guard/receptionist pulls himself up and nonchalantly pressed an electronic gun to Joy’s forehead and pulls the trigger. After the click he moves toward me. As my mind flashes graining video of some… Continue

Added by Bruce Sinclair on November 15, 2009 at 6:34am — No Comments

Big Hat

Looking back I’m satisfied with the two well spent days at the first Texas IPv6 meeting held in Houston on Tuesday and Wednesday. While attendance was lower than expected I thought the quality of the presentations was quite high. I haven’t been to a U.S. based show in so long that I forgot how much I get from the presentations.…



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Added by Bruce Sinclair on November 5, 2009 at 4:30pm — 1 Comment

Have v6, will travel

I used to travel internationally for sales trips with Hexago about once a quarter. Most of the travel was in Asia because this is where we saw most progress from the organizations (mostly ISPs and research bodies right now) who buy our products. This is also where we have the most sales representatives and sales partners, again for the same reason. Since starting gogo6 things have been so busy that there wasn't the time to take 2+ weeks away from the office but now that gogoNET has been… Continue

Added by Bruce Sinclair on October 25, 2009 at 2:41pm — No Comments

Two Week Chat

It has been only two weeks since we launched the site and already I am finding my work habits changing. I was never a big Facebook or ... name your SNS fan, mostly because I was too busy with work. An email to keep in touch with friends is my communication method of choice because it is uni-directional and I can get to everyone whenever I have time... But for business I'm finding myself doing about 25% of my communications through gogoNET already. It's interactive nature is more efficient than… Continue

Added by Bruce Sinclair on October 13, 2009 at 2:45pm — 4 Comments

Introducing gogoNET

After months of development we are proud to introduce the successor to go6.net called gogoNET. Kind of a web 2.0 version of go6.net, it is a social network and services for professionals to go v6. We will be entering invitational beta next week, open beta a few weeks after that and then we will officially launch the site in November.



We had the same vision for go6.net then as we do for gogoNET today: to create an online meeting place where v6 professionals can go to learn about… Continue

Added by Bruce Sinclair on September 21, 2009 at 5:30pm — No Comments

Introducing gogo6

Well it’s official, our new company gogo6 is up and running! In a deal that took six long months to complete, gogo6 is taking over from where Hexago left off. You’ve probably heard the saying, “it’s a marathon, not a sprint.” Well in the case of IPv6 it’s a long distance relay race, not a marathon.



When Hexago was founded it was believed the migration to v6 was only a few years away. It was believed that the path there was v4 -> dual stack -> v6. But when the network engineers… Continue

Added by Bruce Sinclair on June 30, 2009 at 2:00pm — No Comments

Mobile Mania

A few years ago we exhibited at the GSMA Mobile Asia Congress in Macau. We reasoned that the increased popularity in smart phones would drive the mobile operators to require an IP address in every handset. This internal conclusion was supported by discussions with our Japanese customers with large mobile networks on the difficulties of managing overlapping addresses in "ten" networks and the work that was going on at the 3GPP standards committee on the requirement of IPv6 for IMS… Continue

Added by Bruce Sinclair on June 9, 2009 at 2:00pm — No Comments

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