IPv4

IPv4 v IPv6 With technology continually progressing and the volume of people that use the Internet increases, the amount of IP addresses are shrinking. IPv4 addresses were though of prior to the Ipv6 technology and are more common among households an and business. However, the IPv4 addresses are slowly depleting from the world. What already occurred in Europe, and what is currently happening in North America is the extinction of IPv4 addresses. To solve this problem users are starting to move

Impact of IPv4 and IPv6 on Performance of YouTube in Android and iOS Srinibha,Neelam Jitendra,Bandhavi Vishnumolakala Dept of Telecommunications Blekinge Institute of Technology Karlskrona, Sweden bavi16@student.bth.se Abstract— As the ipv4 addresses are being exhausted, the globe is adopting ipv6 protocol in place of the ipv4 protocol. Also the number of YouTube users in android and iOS are increasing day-by-day. Under this scenario, the operator is concerned about the influence of both IP versions

IPV4 Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) is the fourth version of the Internet Protocol (IP) and it is only protocol widely used for the communication purpose in the computer networks and it works in the Internet layer of the OSI reference model. The IPv4 address is 32 bits long. The 32 bit is divided into four groups. Each group has the eight bits which forms as an octet. Each IP address has two parts called the network id and the host id. This IP address is used as a unique identification address

The IPv4 came before the IPv6 and these datagrams are similar in many ways but also differ in more ways than one. IPv6 came out in the year 2004 and still uses many of the features that made IPv4 so successful. IPv6 is supposed to become the new standard over the older version of IPv6, but it is tough for v6 to take its spot when v6 cannot support everything v4 does, basically v6 cannot connect to a v4 system. Some differences are that it is stated that the IPv6 is more secure than the IPv4, the

ddressing protocol, its implications for b usiness and government, and Telstra’s a pproach to the transition. WHITE PAPER September 2011 TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY PAGE 3 WHAT IS IPv6? PAGE 4 IPv4 ADDRESS RUN OUT PAGE 5 WHAT HAPPENS WHEN IPv4 ADDRESSES RUN OUT? PAGE 6 GOVERNMENT MANDATES PAGE 8 INDUSTRY READINESS FOR IPv6 PAGE 10 WHAT DOES THE TRANSITION MEAN FOR BUSINESS? PAGE 13 WHAT IS TELSTRA’S APPROACH TO THE TRANSITION? PAGE 14

the IP address came from though. When the internet was created one would assume that IP address soon followed, however that is not the case. IP didn’t exist for a few years after the internet was unleashed on th the world. The original functions of IPv4 addresses were a part of the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP). As a formal protocol, IP was “born” when an early version of TCP developed in the 1970’s. This happened when predecessors of the internet were split into four layers, IP being the

IPv4 VS IPv6 Team: Chad Bourque Jaime Kanashiro Siddique Chaudhry IT 300-002 Vera Goodacre 3 December 2014 Introduction IPv6 or Internet Protocol Version 6 is the most recent update to Internet protocol that will be replacing Internet Protocol Version 4 in the near future. This new Internet protocol is the successor of the now almost obsolete IPv4 [6]. The statistics of IPv6 compared to IPv4 is amazing and to be honest mind blowing. IPv6 is significantly greater than version 4 in all of the categories

Protocol, IPv4 to IPv6 3 Disadvantages of IPv4 3 Advantages of IPv6 4 Comparison between IPv4 and IPv6 5 Procedures and Results 5 Discussion 5 Conclusions 5 References 7   Abstract IPv6 is the latest version of internetworking protocol designed to answer all the limitations of the current standard Internet Protocol IPv4. Transitioning to the next generation of Internet Protocol became an issue with the mass standardisation of IPv4 since the early start of Internet. And due to the fact that IPv4 and IPv6

implementation of IPv6 stating when it will be and what barriers it will face? It explains need of present time, additional functionality of the IPv6 protocol in comparison with the currently used IPv4 and challenges on the way of the implementation. The major problem of incompatibility between the IPv4 and IPv6 is also well explained. It explains possible migration situations as well as security aspects related to the next generation protocol (IPv6). Some misconceptions about IPv6 are also identified

the world, allowing people to virtually reduce distances. Now the Internet was based on a notion called IP (Internet Protocol), Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4) to be exact. Now as the number of computer connected to the Internet grows, the amount of numbers in the IPv4 protocol was finite. Simply put, there are 2^32 useful addresses in IPv4 (subtracting the loopback and the non-routable). With all the connected computers (and growing) this number looks very small. That being said the number of