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and Its Future The Motivation for the Change in TCP/IP and the Internet and Its Future 1. Introduction It is well realized that the lifetime of the IPv4 address space is limited. The day when no more 32-bit IP network addresses are left may...
emerging technologies like Big data technology, Cloud Computing, Unified Communications and IPv6. These technologies are increasingly becoming prevalent in the domain of networking and are progressively transforming the way networks are opt...
Internet Protocol (IP) is the method to transfer a data from a computer through the internet. With the help, Internet Protocol Address computers perform well through the internet. Many people consider sharing IP address with multiple comput...
internetwork using the Internet Protocol Suite. Responsible for routing packets across network boundaries, it is the primary protocol that establishes the Internet. IP is the primary protocol in the Internet Layer of the Internet Protocol S...
in addition to 128-bits addressing as the IPv6 specification made its way through the IETF committee process. This includes, Levels of assured service, enhance security, and improved reliability(Floyd & Fall, 1999). Quality of Service (QOS...
arce fixed global IPv4 addresses must be allocated by the ISP so an ISP service charge is relatively expensive. In a native connection, many low-cost consumer broadband routers do not support IPv6, or if so, they are expensive. ADSL service...
IPv4 users. Moreover, many organizations are becoming more and more dependent on the Internet for their daily work, and they therefore cannot tolerate downtime for the replacement of the IP protocol. As a result, there will not be one speci...