Next-generation network mobile IPv6 technology

Author: Jiang Liang
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: In the eyes of industry professionals, IPv6 has become the inevitable choice for next-generation networks. As one of the key technologies for next-generation networks, IPv6 has become a focal point for countries competing for the right to lead the next generation of the internet. Whoever dominates the research and development of IPv6 technology and the industrial development of IPv6 will likely become one of the leaders of the next-generation internet. In June 2004, the IETF officially released the international standard RFC3775, "Mobility Support in IPv6," for Mobile IPv6. This book is based on RFC3775 and first introduces the basic content of next-generation networks and the IPv6 protocol, serving as the foundation for the overall introduction of Mobile IPv6. Then, it introduces the basic content of Mobile IPv6, including comparisons with Mobile IPv4, modifications and extensions to the IPv6 protocol, message types, node requirements and operations, etc. Subsequently, it further explores related issues of Mobile IPv6, such as fast handover, hierarchical Mobile IPv6, network management issues, firewall issues, and more. The content of this book is detailed, accurate, and up-to-date, making it suitable as a reference for university courses in electronic information, communication engineering, and computer networks. It can also serve as a learning and training manual for network equipment developers, network administrators, network designers and developers, network application developers, operators, and service providers, as well as for avid readers interested in the development of network technology.
In June 2004, the IETE officially released the international standard RFC3775, "Mobility Support in Ipv6," for Mobile Ipv6. This book is based on RFC3775, first introducing the basic content of next-generation networks and Ipv6 protocol as the foundation for the overall introduction of Mobile Ipv6. Then, it introduces the basic content of Mobile Ipv6, including comparisons with Mobile Ipv4, modifications and extensions to the Ipv6 protocol, message types, node requirements and operations, etc. Subsequently, it further explores related issues of Mobile Ipv6, such as fast handover, hierarchical Mobile Ipv6, network management issues, firewall issues, and more. The content of this book is detailed, accurate, and up-to-date, making it suitable as a reference for university courses in electronic information, communication engineering, and computer networks. It can also serve as a learning and training manual for network equipment developers, network administrators, network designers and developers, network application developers, operators, and service providers, as well as for avid readers interested in the development of network technology.