2460 check point software category Standards track july 2017 issn A new request for comments is now available in online rfc libraries Std 86 rfc 8200 title Internet protocol, version 6 (ipv6) specification author Internet engineering task force (ietf) s
Status of this memo this is an internet standards track. This document specifies version 6 of the internet protocol (ipv6) The deployment of ipv6, the new standard version of the internet protocol (deering and hinden, 2017), has been very slow since ipv6 was defined in a draft standard rfc in 1998 (deering and hinden, 1998), and its deployment accelerated only in the latest years (nikkhah and guérin, 2016) Several ipv6 transition technologies (lencse and kadobayashi, 2017) were developed, which address various. Abstract this document specifies version 6 of the internet protocol (ipv6) Standards track check point software expires
For the definition of status, see rfc 2026 For the definition of stream, see rfc 8729. Rfc 8200 ipv6 specification july 2017 1 Introduction ip version 6 (ipv6) is a new version of the internet protocol (ip), designed as the successor to ip version 4 (ipv4) [rfc791] The changes from ipv4 to ipv6 fall primarily into the following categories O expanded addressing capabilities ipv6 increases the ip address size from 32 bits to 128 bits, to support more levels of addressing.
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