4. IPv6 activation mechanisms
Techniques for deploying IPv6 within network infrastructures and services can be divided into two categories:
(1) those that enable the establishment of native IPv6 communications (i.e. IPv6 traffic exchanged between two terminals requires the routing and routing functions implemented within network infrastructures);
(2) those based on the (dynamic) establishment of tunnels, enabling IPv6 end-to-end communications using existing IPv4 infrastructures.
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IPv6 activation mechanisms
Bibliography
Standards and norms
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(1) - AOUN (C.), DAVIES (E.) - Reasons to move the network address translator – protocol translator (NAT-PT) to historic status. - RFC 4966, juil. 2007.
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(2) - ARKKO (J.), EGGERT (L.) - Scalable operations of address translators with per-interface bindings. - Draft-arkko-dual-stack-extra-lite,...
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