Importance and Benefits of IPV6 over IPV4: A Study
Palukuru Venkata Praneeth Reddy, Kavali Mohammed Imran Ali, B Vanjale Sandeep, Thumati Ravi
Abstract
Palukuru Venkata Praneeth Reddy, Kavali Mohammed Imran Ali, B Vanjale Sandeep, Thumati Ravi
Abstract
TCP/IP protocols are used to send and receive data, voice and video data grams or packets over the internet. Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4) is version four of the Internet Protocol, which is the basis of TCP/IP protocols. Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) holds the future of ip addressing. It has many advantages compared to IPv4. The basic framework of IPv6 protocol was interchanged by the Internet Engineering Task Force. Present paper provides an introduction to IPv6 by giving the results that can be obtained by deploying the technology. It also explains some of the technical features and advantages of IPv6.
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TCP/IP protocols are used to send and receive data, voice and video data grams or packets over the internet. Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4) is version four of the Internet Protocol, which is the basis of TCP/IP protocols. Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) holds the future of ip addressing. It has many advantages compared to IPv4. The basic framework of IPv6 protocol was interchanged by the Internet Engineering Task Force. Present paper provides an introduction to IPv6 by giving the results that can be obtained by deploying the technology. It also explains some of the technical features and advantages of IPv6.
Key concepts: IPv4, Internet Protocol, IPv6, Internet protocol suite, Computer science, The Internet, Computer network, Internet layer