IEEE Internet Computing · 2013 · 26 citations · 3 references
Dual StackEngineeringInternet ProtocolEdge ComputingNext Generation InternetCloud ComputingVirtual Private NetworkInternet Of ThingsComputer ScienceTunnel-based Ipv6 TransitionIp ConnectivityMobility ProtocolAccess NetworksFuture Internet
IPv6 transition presents many challenges to the Internet community, and various solutions have been proposed, including dual stack, tunneling, and translation. Tunneling supports "like-to-like" IP connectivity across an "unlike" network, whereas translation supports "like-to-unlike" IP interconnectivity. No overarching strategy exists to address all possible scenarios. Because tunneling can keep the end-to-end model that the Internet is built on, the authors have developed a tunnel-based framework that solves the transition problems in backbone and access networks with different tunneling mechanisms.
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