Migration Plan from IPv4 to IPv6 for an Internet Network Service Provider (ISP)
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Datagrams, IPV4, IPV6, Internet protocolsAbstract
Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) has been the main protagonist of development and expansion of the Internet in recent decades. Internet service with the client-server model is based on a core team of network management which multiple clients access where email service is one of the most used. Generally, SMTP protocols are used to send mail messages, and POP3 or IMAP4 to retrieve the messages. In addition, each day is more common the need to send or transmit audio and video over the Internet and/or lntranets. The multimedia transmission is based on the model is also based on the client-server. Far the problems in IPv4: the saturation of address space; hinder the use of the Internet to new users; and reduced bandwidth; an Internet protocol version 6 (IPv6) has been developed, which corrects these problems and creates the basis far the development of the Internet in the coming decades.
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