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DNS Configuration in IPv6: Approaches, Analysis and Deployment Scenarios

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3 Author(s)
Park, S. ; Samsung, Suwon ; Jeong, J. ; Hong, C.

IPv6 opens a door of next generation Internet with the abundant address space and the automatic networkparameter configuration, such as IPv6 host address, default route, and DNS information. This paper describes three approaches for the DNS configuration in IPv6 hosts for Recursive DNS Server addresses and DNS Search List. This paper also describes four deployment scenarios of IPv6 wired and wireless networks, considering the characteristics of those networks. This paper provides IPv6 network administrators and users with the guidelines of DNS configuration in their target networks.

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Internet Computing, IEEE  (Volume:PP ,  Issue: 99 )

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1
ISSN :
1089-7801
Digital Object Identifier :
10.1109/MIC.2012.96
Product Type:
Early Access Articles
Date of Publication :
18 July 2012
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