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Flexible IPv6 Migration Scenarios in the Context of IPv4 Address Shortage
draft-boucadair-behave-ipv6-portrange-04

Document Type Replaced Internet-Draft (individual)
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Authors Mohamed Boucadair , Pierre Levis , Jean-Luc Grimault , Alain Villefranque , Mohamed Kassi-Lahlou , Gabor Bajko , Yiu Lee , Telemaco Melia , Olivier Vautrin
Last updated 2014-12-02 (Latest revision 2009-10-20)
Replaced by draft-ymbk-aplusp
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Abstract

This memo presents a solution to solve IPv4 address shortage and ease IPv4-IPv6 interconnection. The document presents a set of incremental steps for the deployment of IPv6 as a means to solve IPv4 address exhaustion. Stateless IPv4/IPv6 address mapping functions are introduced and IPv4-IPv6 interconnection scenarios presented. This memo advocates for a more proactive approach for the deployment of IPv6 into operational networks. This memo specifies the IPv6 variant of the A+P. Both encapsulation and translation scheme are covered. Moreover, two modes are elaborated: the binding mode (compatible mode with DS-lite) and the stateless mode.

Authors

Mohamed Boucadair
Pierre Levis
Jean-Luc Grimault
Alain Villefranque
Mohamed Kassi-Lahlou
Gabor Bajko
Yiu Lee
Telemaco Melia
Olivier Vautrin

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