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Nokia Views on IPv6 Transition
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The time for wide-scale IPv6 deployment is approaching as the pool of available IPv4 addresses is exhausting. The shared goal for all parties is to make IPv6 deployment smooth and transparent for end users, enable continuous and strong growth of the Internet, and provide affordable Internet access to a significantly increasing number of people and devices. This document communicates Nokia’s views about IPv6 transition in general, and offers specific opinions about various technologies that can be used in cellular environments for the transition. Considerations are also included for network operators, application developers, and organisations providing services on the Internet.
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Document
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Architecture/Design
Base/System
Connectivity
Networking
TCP/IP
Archived Versions
These versions have been superseded by newer versions and are considered archived.
Nokia Views on IPv6 Transition v2.4
The time for wide-scale IPv6 deployment is approaching as the pool of available IPv4 addresses is exhausting. The shared goal for all parties is to make IPv6 deployment smooth and transparent for end users, enable continuous and strong growth of the Internet, and provide affordable Internet access to a significantly increasing number of people and devices. This document communicates Nokia’s views about IPv6 transition in general, and offers specific opinions about various technologies that can be used in cellular environments for the transition. Considerations are also included for network operators, application developers, and organisations providing services on the Internet.
Nokia Views on IPv6 Transition v2.3
The time for wide-scale IPv6 deployment is approaching as the pool of available IPv4 addresses is exhausting. The shared goal for all parties is to make IPv6 deployment smooth and transparent for end users, enable continuous and strong growth of the Internet, and provide affordable Internet access to a significantly increasing number of people and devices. This document communicates Nokia’s views about IPv6 transition in general, and offers specific opinions about various technologies that can be used in cellular environments for the transition. Considerations are also included for network operators, application developers, and organisations providing services on the Internet.
Nokia Views on IPv6 Transition v2.0
The time for wide-scale IPv6 deployment is approaching as the pool of available IPv4 addresses is exhausting. The shared goal for all parties is to make IPv6 deployment smooth and transparent for end users, enable continuous and strong growth of the Internet, and provide affordable Internet access to a significantly increasing number of people and devices. This document communicates Nokia’s views about IPv6 transition in general, and offers specific opinions about various technologies that can be used in cellular environments for the transition. Considerations are also included for network operators, application developers, and organisations providing services on the Internet.
Nokia Views on IPv6 Transition
The time for wide-scale IPv6 deployment is approaching as the pool of available IPv4 addresses is exhausting. The shared goal for all parties is to make IPv6 deployment smooth and transparent for end users, enable continuous and strong growth of the Internet, and provide affordable Internet access to a significantly increasing number of people and devices. This document communicates Nokia’s views about IPv6 transition in general, and offers specific opinions about various technologies that can be used in cellular environments for the transition. Considerations are also included for network operators, application developers, and organisations providing services on the Internet.
