Infoblox’s DHCPv6 Server Gets USGv6 Certification and IPv6 Ready Logo

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We’re very pleased to announce that the latest version of our Trinzic DDI product (version 6.7) has met the IPv6 Ready logo Phase-2 DHCP Specification and USGv6 DHCP requirements for certification.

The University of New Hampshire’s InterOperability Laboratory has been providing IPv6 testing since 1996 and their vendor-neutral and independent product certifications are considered the industry standard for validating conformance to technical standards and providing quality assurance for IPv6 features and functionality.

Such efforts are quite critical for effective IPv6 adoption and we’re proud to support them.

For more information, visit the UNH-IOL site and if you have any questions please feel free to leave them in the comments.

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Tom Coffeen

Co-founder of HexaBuild.io

Tom Coffeen is a network engineer, architect, and author with over twenty years of internetwork design, deployment, administration, and management experience. Tom co-founded HexaBuild, an IT consultancy specializing in the advancement of cloud, IoT, and security deployment best practices through IPv6 adoption. Prior to co-founding HexaBuild, Tom was an IPv6 Evangelist and a Distinguished Architect at Infoblox. Before that Tom was the VP of network architecture at the global CDN Limelight Networks where he led their deployment of IPv6. He is also the author of O’Reilly Media’s IPv6 Address Planning.

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