Implementing Unicast IPv6 Addresses on Routers
Every company bases its enterprise network on one or more protocol models, or protocol stacks. In the earlier days of networking, enterprise networks used one or more protocol stacks from different vendors, as shown on the left of Figure 27-1. Over time, companies added TCP/IP (based on IPv4) to the mix. Eventually, companies migrated fully to TCP/IP as the only protocol stack in use.
Figure 27-1 Migration of Enterprise Networks to Use TCP/IP Stack Only, IPv4
The emergence of IPv6 requires that IPv6 be implemented in end-user hosts, servers, routers, and other devices. However, corporations cannot ...
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