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Two parts to session:Transitioning to IPv6-only networksReducing Delays in NetworkingTransitioning to IPv6-only networksMore mobile carriers are moving to IPv6 networksIn Ye Olde Days, cellular data networks used IPv4. As IPv4 addresses ran out, NAT was introduced to make IPs go further.To fix the long-term problem, mobile carriers are now moving to IPv6. But they're also having to support IPv4 with NAT.The carriers want to drop IPv4 with NAT, so they're deploying DNS64/NAT64 to handle translation between IPv4 and IPv6 networks.DNS64 synthesizes an IPv6 address for an IPv4-only serverNAT64 performs IPv6 to IPv4 address translationApp Store apps need to be IPv6 ready - It will be an app submission requirement later in 2015.Enabling IPv6 test network from a Mac1. Boot OS X 10.112. Open System Preferences3. Option-click on the Sharing preference pane4. Option-click on Internet Sharing5. A Create IPv6 Only Network checkbox will appear6. Check Create IPv6 Only Network (this may also be labeled Create NAT64 Network

Hello,I just installed the latest OS on my mac, but one of the apps that I use frequently stoped woking - TeXShop. How do I bring it back to life? It doesn let me change or edit mt files anymore.

I paid a developer to modify my app that I bought, however he would not send me a copy, is this common?Is there a way I can down load all the files it to my home computer as a back up?ALSO how do I create a link to the app, so I can put it on my website.

I'm writing a code for WatchOS2 extension that uses CMAccelerometerData.Built with no error, running correct scheme, installed in Apple Watch device, but nothing happend.Can not even stop breakpoint on first line.Something missing ?@implementation ExtensionDelegate- (void)applicationDidFinishLaunching { motionManager = [[CMMotionManager alloc] init]; motionManager.accelerometerUpdateInterval = 0.1; if (motionManager.accelerometerAvailable) { [motionManager startAccelerometerUpdatesToQueue:[NSOperationQueue currentQueue] withHandler:^(CMAccelerometerData *accelerometerData, NSError *error) { double xx = accelerometerData.acceleration.x; NSLog(@%lf, xx); }]; }}@end

I wrote a DNS server in PHP, and I am running it on a Raspberry Pi (terminal) to use it as a Captive Portal.I am fully capable of redirecting all DNS requests.I connect the Raspberry Pi to my router (Ethernet cable) and assign the IP address of the Raspberry Pi to the primary DNS of my router.I am using a MySQL database to save authenticated devices in order to be able to know who can navigate and who can not.Everything is working fine.My problem: when a device connects to my Wi-Fi hotspot I would like the Captive Portal Splash Screen to automatically popup in order to allow the user to authenticate.On Android it is working: I only had to redirect requests for clients3.google.com to the Raspberry Pi IP address and create the generate_204 file in my web server (Apache) root folder (/var/www).On iOS it is NOT working: the iOS Captive Portal Splash Screen is not opening when the device connect to the Wi-Fi hotspot, and I can not find enough documentation on the web in order to solve it.How do I open the