Articles: lifehack

You have worked hard on your presentation material and you forget to bring it to your office. The kind of mistakes we all make. But Vista and IPv6 may be able to save you from these mistakes.

At the end of January 2007, Windows Vista will make a debut at last. As we have reported so many times, the biggest feature of Vista networking is "IPv6 native support". This does not only mean that Vista's IP stack will be IPv6 by default, but it also means that IPv6 support by all included applications has become Microsoft's development goal.