Repblica Bolivariana de Venezuela

Ministerio del Poder Popular para la Educacin

Universitaria
Universidad Nacional Experimental de la Fuerza Armada
Divisin de Postgrado
Maestra Gerencia TIC
Ingls Instrumental
Facilitador: Newman Briceo

Ing. Eulises Fagundez

Caracas, Julio de 2014

Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) is the latest revision of the Internet

Protocol (IP), the communications protocol that provides an identification

and location system for computers on networks and routes traffic across
the Internet. IPv6 was developed by the Internet Engineering Task Force
(IETF) to deal with the long-anticipated problem of IPv4 address
exhaustion. IPv6 is intended to replace IPv4, which still carries the vast

majority of Internet traffic as of 2013.

This topic is of paramount importance, since through the same techniques
were applied in class views, such as skimming, scanning, main idea,

anticipation, cognates among other techniques.

SKIMMING & SCANNING

Identifying in the text:
Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) is the new generation of the basic protocol of the
Internet. IP is the common language of the Internet, every device connected to the
Internet must support it. The current version of IP (IP version 4) has several
shortcomings which complicate, and in some cases present a barrier to, the further
development of the Internet. The coming IPv6 revolution should remove these barriers
and provide a feature-rich environment for the future of global networking. The
IPv6 story began in the early nineties when it was discovered that the address space
available in IPv4 was vanishing quite rapidly. Contemporary studies indicated that it
may be depleted within the next ten years around 2005! These findings challenged the
Internet community to start looking for a solution. Two possible approaches were at
hand:

SKIMMING
SCANNING

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(IPv6)

is the new generation of the basic

protocol of the Internet. IP is the common language of the Internet, every device
connected to the

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has several shortcomings which complicate, and in some cases present a

barrier to, the further development of the

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revolution

should remove these barriers and provide a feature-rich environment for the future of
global networking. The

IPv6 story began in the early nineties when it was discovered

that the address space available in

IPv4

was vanishing quite rapidly. Contemporary

studies indicated that it may be depleted within the next ten years around 2005! These
findings challenged the

Internet

possible approaches were at hand:

community to start looking for a solution. Two

MAIN IDEA

Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) is the new generation of the basic protocol of the
Internet. IP is the common language of the Internet, every device connected to the
Internet must support it.

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it is hard to find a platform without at least some IPv6 support

Present

we look at the problem of IPv6 integration and transition

Present

when it was discovered that the address space available in IPv4

Past

This was the easier way promising less pain in the deployment phase

Past

But they did not come

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has several shortcomings which complicate

Present-perfet

While IPv6 still has additional features to IPv4

Present-perfet

IPv6 so far has been the first years of the 21st century

Preset-perfetprogressive

IPv6 has been officially provided by GANT since January 2004

Preset-perfetprogressive

requests for new address blocks were increasing

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these were not strong enough to attract a significant

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the deployment of IPv6 essentially stalled during this period

Present-progressive

the vast majority of operating system and router vendors implemented IPv6

Present-progressive

(IPV6). Internet Protocol Version 6

(IPV4). Internet Protocol Version 4
(IP). Internet Protocol
(RFC). Request For Comments
(CIDR). Classless Inter Domain Routing
(NAT). Network Address Translation
(PPP). Protocol Point to Point
(DHCP). Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
(DNS). Domain Name System

QUESTIONS

DETAILS

1. What is the Internet?

The Internet is a global system of interconnected computer

networks that use the standard Internet protocol
suite (TCP/IP).

2. What is a protocol?

A standard set of regulations and requirements that allow

two electronic items to connect to and exchange information
with one another.

3. Which is the version IPV4 is the standard, Ipv6 while the new generation.
of Internet potocol?

4. The main architects of Steven Deering and Robert Hinden.

this new protocol were?
5. The first set of RFCs The end of 1995, namely, RFC 1883: Internet Protocol,
specifying the IPv6 were Version 6 (IPv6) Specification [RFC1883] and its relatives
released at?

6. Which is the main The address length has been increased significantly to
benefit offered by IPV6
expand the available address space
7. Which is the main The integration and transition with existing IPv6 networks.
problem in this chapter?

SUMMARY
Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) is a network layer protocol that enables data
communications over a packet switched network. Packet switching involves the
sending and receiving of data in packets between two nodes in a network. The working
standard for the IPv6 protocol was published by the Internet Engineering Task Force
(IETF) in 1998. The IETF specification for IPv6 is RFC 2460. IPv4 is the current standard,
who sold most of their addresses.

features and
enhancements

rapid and easy

investments and
developed

security and
mobility

provide a means confidence and

experience

research and
education

make it
necessary

start looking

sufficient
confidence

decided to
prefer

1. Tcnica de omisin
Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) is the
new generation
Agregar The y omitir new

2. Explicacin
IP is the common language of the Internet
Explcito Internet

3. Transposicin