There's an effort to write a free, open-source, on-line book for the benefit of IPv6 practitioners.
Who's going to write it? IPv6 practitioners. You.
https://github.com/becarpenter/book6 now has a (very small) amount of general text, but we're waiting for more collaborators and more text from the community.
As the README says, "The intention is a practical introduction to IPv6 for technical people, kept up to date by active practitioners."
There's a little preliminary content in sections 1 and 8, but still 6 empty chapters...
Discussions and issues can be raised on GitHub but PRs with new text would be even better.
Send me your github ID if interested.
Regards
Brian
Who's going to write it? IPv6 practitioners. You.
https://github.com/becarpenter/book6 now has a (very small) amount of general text, but we're waiting for more collaborators and more text from the community.
As the README says, "The intention is a practical introduction to IPv6 for technical people, kept up to date by active practitioners."
There's a little preliminary content in sections 1 and 8, but still 6 empty chapters...
Discussions and issues can be raised on GitHub but PRs with new text would be even better.
Send me your github ID if interested.
Regards
Brian