
    AWS Control Tower now supports IPv6 addresses, enabling customers to connect using dual-stack endpoints with IPv6, IPv4, or both while maintaining backwards compatibility.


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AWS Control Tower now supports IPv6 addresses, offering new capabilities for network connectivity and addressing:
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<li>New dual-stack endpoints allow connections using IPv6, IPv4, or both</li>
<li>Existing IPv4 endpoints remain available for backwards compatibility</li>
<li>Supports the growing need for IPv6 in mobile, IoT, and connected device environments</li>
<li>Increases available network addresses to prevent overlapping address spaces</li>
<li>Available in all regions where AWS Control Tower is supported</li>
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This update enhances network flexibility and addresses the industry-wide transition to IPv6, providing more robust networking options for AWS customers.
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AWS Control Tower now supports Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6)

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