Host-based Translation Problem Statement
draft-chen-host-ipv6-ps-00
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| Authors | Gang Chen , Bo Zhou | ||
| Last updated | 2009-07-06 | ||
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Abstract
When operators start to customize user terminals, host-based IPv6 translation will be feasible. Host-based translation should overcome single-point failure problems and support various connections between two IP families networks simultaneously. In addition, legacy IPv4 applications should not be modified. This document will discuss host-based translation applicable scenarios and corresponding issues.
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