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Incompatibility Between IPv6 and IPv4
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The following are scenarios that would require transition techniques
1. Provider’s access network does not support IPv6
2. IPv6 only access network
3.Upstream or peers does not support IPv6
4. Ipv6 only network
5. Ipv4 MPLS-based network core
6. IPv6 only servers
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Thank you for the explanation
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Transition techniques solve the compatibility problems in IPv6 and IPv4 is the heart of how the Internet is moving from <strong data-start="”82″" data-end="”90″" style="”font-family:" inherit; font-size: inherit;”>IPv4 to <strong data-start="”94″" data-end="”102″" style="”font-family:" inherit; font-size: inherit;”>IPv6 while keeping everything connected. <strong data-start="”2924″" data-end="”2978″" style="”font-family:" inherit; font-size: inherit;”>Transition techniques solve compatibility problems by allowing IPv4 and IPv6 to:
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<strong data-start="”3011″" data-end="”3022″">Coexist (Dual Stack),
<strong data-start="”3039″" data-end="”3073″">Traverse each other’s networks (Tunneling), or
<strong data-start="”3092″" data-end="”3145″">Communicate directly despite protocol differences (Translation).
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Transitioning techniques makes sure that the IPV6 and IPV4 connection problems are solved by making them compatible
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IPV6 is the best
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Which are these transition techniques?
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The transition from IPv4 to IPv6 involves three main strategies. Namely; tunneling, translation, and dual stack.
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