IPv6 over WiMAX
The IETF just approved RFC 5121, which defines how to send IPv6 packets over 802.16 (commonly called WiMAX). For those of you not familiar, WiMAX is a next-generation high-speed wireless networking technology. WiMAX isn't heavily deployed yet, but it's good to know that there will be IPv6 support for it.
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