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How Vista Will Handle IPv6

In my previous article An Inside Look at IPSec in Vista, I discussed how IPSec has been moving steadily from the WAN to the LAN as it finds application for securing internal traffic on corporate networks. I also described new features of IPSec in the upcoming Windows Vista and Longhorn Server platforms and how these enhancements are going to make it easier to use IPSec to secure the internal network. Many of these enhancements are founded upon the Next Generation TCP/IP stack, which is the completely re-architected TCP/IP protocol stack in Vista and Longhorn. This article continues by examining changes to IPv6 in these platforms and how these changes enhance the manageability, usability, and security of Windows-based networks. WindowsDevCenter.com -- How Vista Will Handle IPv6

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