IPv6 is a new version of the protocol which is having the same functionality like IPv4, however, same limitations of IPv4 are removed from this version. It is not totally different from IPv4: If you have a knowledge of IPv4 then it will help you to learn about this new version when you deploy IPv6.
There are five major areas on which you can differentiate IPv6 and IPv4:
1. Addressing and routing
2. Security.
3. Network address translation.
4. Administrative workload.
5. Support for mobile devices.
IPv6 feature is having latest versions of Linux. However, in some cases you will need to enable this feature on your own.
There are five major areas on which you can differentiate IPv6 and IPv4:
1. Addressing and routing
2. Security.
3. Network address translation.
4. Administrative workload.
5. Support for mobile devices.
IPv6 feature is having latest versions of Linux. However, in some cases you will need to enable this feature on your own.
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