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OMB Memorandum M-21-07 requires federal agencies to complete the transition to IPv6-only networks by the end of fiscal year 2025. All new federal IT acquisitions must be IPv6-capable, and agencies must develop and execute IPv6 transition plans.
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Ask about IPv6 MandateIT products and services sold to federal agencies must support IPv6. New networked systems must operate in IPv6-only environments. Agencies must ensure at least 80% of IP-enabled assets operate on IPv6-only networks by the deadline.
Vendors selling networking equipment, software, or IT services to the government must ensure IPv6 compatibility. Products that only support IPv4 may be rejected during technical evaluation. This affects everything from cloud services to IoT devices.
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