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Measuring IPv4-IPv6 translation techniques

Young Sam Yu, Brian E. Carpenter

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This document reviews currently proposed IPv4-IPv6 translation techniques and describes a simple performance study of three open-source IPv4-IPv6 translators. The purpose of this document is to introduce the fundamental ideas behind NAT-PT, NAT64 and HTTP proxy and to measure the performance effect on round-trip time of using these translators in a simple network with up to 100 simultaneous connections.

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Key concepts: IPv4, IPv6, Computer science, Simple (philosophy), Network address translation, NAT traversal, Nat, Translation (biology)