Whereby IPv4 addresses are 32-bit numbers represented in quad-dotted-decimal notation, IPv6 addresses are much longer and have their own unique format. With IPv6 addresses being 128 bits in length ...

This chapter focuses on IPv6 addressing and routing, in part because the primary motivation for the eventual migration to IPv6 is to relieve the address constraints of IPv4. This chapter also ...

Today is World IPv6 Day. Don't worry, you don't need to send a card -- it's just a 24-hour test by Google, Facebook and many other websites of a new way of connecting to the Web.