Ipv6: The New Internet Protocol

Huitema, Christian ,

ISBN 10: 013241936X / ISBN 13: 9780132419369

Edité par Prentice Hall, 1995

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Titre : Ipv6: The New Internet Protocol

Éditeur : Prentice Hall

Date d'édition : 1995

Reliure : Couverture souple

Etat : Brand New

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Synopsis :

As the Internet evolves, so too must its communication protocols. This book, written by the Chair of the Internet Architecture Board and author of the bestselling ROUTING IN THE INTERNET, is a first look at the next generation Internet Protocol (IP as in TCP/IP) known as IP Version 6. The Internet Protocol is the glue that holds the Internet together and that will make possible new applications, such as multicasting, requiring increased bandwidth.

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For the Internet to continue its extraordinary growth, the IP protocol must evolve to support new addressing and routing techniques. After years of debate, the new IP protocol, IPv6, has been finalized―and the transition is underway.

In this completely updated guide to IPv6, the former Chair of the Internet Architecture Board explains the new standard in detail. Discover how IPv6 delivers:

• A new addressing architecture to support rapid Internet growth.
• Support for multicasting and anycasting.
• Support of real-time multimedia and other applications.
• Enhanced security, including encryption and authentication.

Learn how IPv6 differs from IPv4―and how to prepare your networks, equipment, and software. Walk through transition options, including a dual-stack strategy and tunneling. See how to “plug-and-play” the IPv6 protocol, minimizing the impact on other network software and hardware. Understand how IPv6 can be carried over ATM networks.

IPv6 is coming―and as an Internet professional, you need to understand it. This book delivers the critical, timely information you need for planning and deployment.