One Novel Method for NAT-PT of IPv4/IPv6 Translator
Waixi Liu, Ying Gao, Dong Mei Tang
Abstract
Waixi Liu, Ying Gao, Dong Mei Tang
Abstract
From IPv4 to IPv6 is a long evolution process and protocol translation technology will be required during the course of gradual deployment of IPv6. To solve current problem in NAT-PT of IPv4/IPv6 translator, a novel solution which change the session parameters is proposed. This paper contributes the following: Firstly, Bi-Direction translation of IPv4/IPv6 is implemented based on the same address pool, and fragged IP packets can also be translated. Secondly, the Discard rate is decreased to 1/65536 while one IPv4 address serve 2 64 sessions. Thirdly, truly full translation for TCP/UDP/ICMP packet is completed.
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From IPv4 to IPv6 is a long evolution process and protocol translation technology will be required during the course of gradual deployment of IPv6. To solve current problem in NAT-PT of IPv4/IPv6 translator, a novel solution which change the session parameters is proposed. This paper contributes the following: Firstly, Bi-Direction translation of IPv4/IPv6 is implemented based on the same address pool, and fragged IP packets can also be translated. Secondly, the Discard rate is decreased to 1/65536 while one IPv4 address serve 2 64 sessions. Thirdly, truly full translation for TCP/UDP/ICMP packet is completed.
Key concepts: IPv4, IPv6, Computer science, Network address translation, Internet Control Message Protocol, Nat, Computer network, NAT traversal