
    Amazon Location Service now supports dual-stack IPv6 and IPv4 endpoints, enabling flexible connectivity and gradual migration for customers across all generally available regions.


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Amazon Location Service has expanded its network support by introducing dual-stack endpoints that enable connectivity using IPv6, IPv4, or both protocols.
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<li>Dual-stack endpoints now available through a new AWS DNS domain name</li>
<li>Existing endpoints remain backward-compatible for smooth transition</li>
<li>Supports the internet's expansion and addressing IPv4 address depletion</li>
<li>Allows businesses to gradually migrate to IPv6-based architectures</li>
<li>Available in all regions where Amazon Location Service is generally available</li>
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This update provides customers with flexible networking options and helps organizations meet IPv6 compliance requirements while maintaining existing infrastructure.
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Amazon Location Service now supports Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6)

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