Tunnel-Based IPv6 Transition
Переход на IPv6 на основе туннелирования
2013-03-01
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Abstract (AI)
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.
Key Findings
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A tunnel-based framework is developed to address IPv6 transition problems across backbone and access networks.
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Different tunneling mechanisms within the framework are used to solve transition challenges in diverse network scenarios.
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No single overarching strategy exists for all transition scenarios, motivating the proposed tunnel-based approach as a practical solution.
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Tunneling offers "like-to-like" IP connectivity across "unlike" networks, distinct from translation approaches that enable "like-to-unlike" interconnectivity.
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Tunneling preserves end-to-end IP connectivity during IPv6 transition, maintaining the Internet's end-to-end model.
Research Object
Tunnel-based IPv6 transition framework for backbone and access networks
Research Subject
Using tunneling mechanisms to preserve end-to-end IP connectivity and solve IPv6 transition problems across heterogeneous networks
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