# [OmniOS-discuss] OmniOS and USGv6 compliance

Jeff Berkembrock jeff at 1beyond.com
Thu Apr 7 17:14:02 UTC 2016

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    Hello,

    I learned recently that US government agencies cannot purchase equipment
    that connects to their network unless said equipment is proven to work with
    IPv6.

    Suppliers must submit a Supplier's Declaration of Conformity (SDOC) which
    shows that an accredited testing lab has qualified various IPv6
    functionality. You can read more about it here:
    http://www-x.antd.nist.gov/usgv6/index.html

    Our company won a bid to sell a storage server to a government agency.
    We were planning on supplying a system built on OmniOS. I've just learned
    from one of these accredited testing labs (UNH InterOperability Lab) that
    OmniOS does not have an SDOC.

    If we were to sell an Omni server to this government agency then OmniOS
    would need to be tested at UNH IOL to produce an SDOC.

    Has anyone in this list run into this issue before?
    Is there any way around it?
    We'd really prefer to use OmniOS in this particular build. I'd love to hear
    your ideas.

    Best Regards,

    Jeff Berkembrock
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