02-01-2011, 02:44 PM
Deploying IPv6-The Next Generation Internet Protocol
The article describes briefly about the IPv6 introduction, Drivers for IPv6, the deployment phases, the Deployment Issues, Deploying IPv6 with ProCurve, the business benefits of IPv6 and Conclusion.
IPv6 is the next generation network communication protocol, the major benefits being the specifically expanded addressing, and streamlined packet processing are the major benefits over IPv4. The Basic framework for this was standardized by IETF in the 1990s itself. The problem of inter operability among the vendors is addressed by various consortiums like TAHI, IPv6 Forum etc.
Drivers for IPv6
The major steps towards this was the release of Microsoft Vista (2007) and server ‘Longhorn’ (2008). These came with the native ‘dual-stack’ IPv4/IPv6 implementation with IPv6 as preferred communication mechanism. It also included the versions like the IPv6 IPSec, MLDv2 and DHCPv6. The Vista peer networking and collaboration features are available only with the IPv6.
Business Benefits of IPv6
-Investment protection: the phased deployment is supported by the IPv6 transition and translation mechanisms.
-Lower network administration costs:The networks are easier to
manage because of the hierarchial addressing and the autoconfiguration.
-Protection of assets
-Optimized for next generation networks
get the report here:
http://www.scribddoc/19355255/IPv6-deplo...esentation
The article describes briefly about the IPv6 introduction, Drivers for IPv6, the deployment phases, the Deployment Issues, Deploying IPv6 with ProCurve, the business benefits of IPv6 and Conclusion.
IPv6 is the next generation network communication protocol, the major benefits being the specifically expanded addressing, and streamlined packet processing are the major benefits over IPv4. The Basic framework for this was standardized by IETF in the 1990s itself. The problem of inter operability among the vendors is addressed by various consortiums like TAHI, IPv6 Forum etc.
Drivers for IPv6
The major steps towards this was the release of Microsoft Vista (2007) and server ‘Longhorn’ (2008). These came with the native ‘dual-stack’ IPv4/IPv6 implementation with IPv6 as preferred communication mechanism. It also included the versions like the IPv6 IPSec, MLDv2 and DHCPv6. The Vista peer networking and collaboration features are available only with the IPv6.
Business Benefits of IPv6
-Investment protection: the phased deployment is supported by the IPv6 transition and translation mechanisms.
-Lower network administration costs:The networks are easier to
manage because of the hierarchial addressing and the autoconfiguration.
-Protection of assets
-Optimized for next generation networks
get the report here:
http://www.scribddoc/19355255/IPv6-deplo...esentation