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Journal of Web Engineering & Technology

Transition Mechanisms from IPv4 to IPv6 Addresses

  1. Arya Anand
  2. Ms. Jaqualin
  3. Ms. Nimmy
  4. Ms. Sonali
  5. Ms. Amrutha
  6. Ms. Hega
  7. Ms. Subha

Abstract

The introduction of IPv6 has opened up many questions with reference to its conversion and transition from IPv4 to IPv6 and is one of the critical problems being commonly discussed in networking community nowadays. IPv6 produces many seamless characteristics that make it far better protocol as compared to its previous IPv4. It is a common fact that IPv4 is a really a standard at present and is currently been placed in almost all the internet architectures, hence, the transition procedure from IPv4 to IPv6 is very demanding. To avoid this transition, or in real sense to wait it, many techniques have been introduced such as CIDR and NAT; but the reality is, the set of IP addresses is sending and final solution is to move towards IPv6. The aim of this survey paper is twofold: Firstly, to highlight the matters related with the transition from IPv4 to IPv6; and secondly, to find the transition process that can be provided to end users where they will be able to use all the services of IPv4. The purpose is to cog the event, and demands that are likely to be faced during the transition from IPv4 to IPv6. DSTM allows both protocols to run at a time and the results show that it also gives seamless transition from IPv4 to IPv6.  Keywords: IPv6, networking community, transition strategies, NAT-PT, dual stack, CIDR, tunnelingCite this Article Arya, Jaqualin, Nimmy, et al. Transition Mechanisms from IPv4 to IPv6 Addresses. Journal of Web Engineering & Technology. 2016; 3(2): 21–27p.
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