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Implementation of native IPv6 test-bed for network link quality and performance analysis


Abstract:

The prospect of an exhausted supply of address space in the current Internet Protocol IPv4, prompted the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) to start a next generation...Show More

Abstract:

The prospect of an exhausted supply of address space in the current Internet Protocol IPv4, prompted the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) to start a next generation of IP projects in the last two decades. The resulting IPv6 offers a 128 bit address space and other upgrades that support the auto configuration of new hosts. Due to a lack of information on design and implementation, network designers and engineers are reluctant to adopt IPv6 in existing enterprises. An IPv6 test network or test-bed is to be deployed in UiTM in order to gain experience and confidence before integrating it with existing IP networks. It will also become a platform for various experiments on IPv6 link characterization and other basic applications of the IPv6 network in UiTM. This paper describes practical aspects of setting up a native IPv6 network in UiTM, as well as evaluating network link quality.
Date of Conference: 17-17 July 2002
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 07 November 2002
Print ISBN:0-7803-7565-3
Conference Location: Shah Alam, Malaysia

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