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Transition Mechanisms for IPv4/IPv6 & Design of a Network Test Bed

Xu Min

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The paper introduced the Transition Mechanisms for IPv4/IPv6 and design of a Network test bed. Then take it as an example, recommend how dispose IPv6 address, dispose route of IPv6, dispose DNS of IPv6 etc. thus enable user to grasp the basic conception of IPv6 and use characteristic as soon as possible.

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The paper introduced the Transition Mechanisms for IPv4/IPv6 and design of a Network test bed. Then take it as an example, recommend how dispose IPv6 address, dispose route of IPv6, dispose DNS of IPv6 etc. thus enable user to grasp the basic conception of IPv6 and use characteristic as soon as possible.

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The paper introduced the Transition Mechanisms for IPv4/IPv6 and design of a Network test bed. Then take it as an example, recommend how dispose IPv6 address, dispose route of IPv6, dispose DNS of IPv6 etc. thus enable user to grasp the basic conception of IPv6 and use characteristic as soon as possible.

Key concepts: Dispose pattern, IPv6, IPv4, Computer science, GRASP, Test (biology), Computer network, The Internet

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