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NAT technology and research on IPv4/IPv6 protocol network address transition

Lijun Ouyang

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IPv6 is a new version of the interconnection network protocol.It is designed to meet the scalability and overcome service shortcomings of the current standard IPv4.This paper introduces the NAT(network(address) translation) technology,then the network address transition service in the IPv4/IPv6 protocol translation and the problems in the translation are discussed.

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IPv6 is a new version of the interconnection network protocol.It is designed to meet the scalability and overcome service shortcomings of the current standard IPv4.This paper introduces the NAT(network(address) translation) technology,then the network address transition service in the IPv4/IPv6 protocol translation and the problems in the translation are discussed.

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IPv6 is a new version of the interconnection network protocol.It is designed to meet the scalability and overcome service shortcomings of the current standard IPv4.This paper introduces the NAT(network(address) translation) technology,then the network address transition service in the IPv4/IPv6 protocol translation and the problems in the translation are discussed.

Key concepts: IPv4, Computer science, IPv6, Computer network, Scalability, NAT traversal, Protocol (science), Network address translation

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