PAN AMERICAN ADVANCED STUDIES INSTITUTE FOR E-SCIENCE
Home About PASI Curriculum Travel Information Registered Students Excursions Contact
NSF Award | #0418366, OISE | Americas Program
click here to view the award letter
 
The Scholar-Practitioner Model as a Basis for Promoting Researcher, Practitioner, and Educator Collaboration in Physical Science and Information Technology Graduate Education
 

Tereza Cristina Melo de Brito Carvalho

Abstract

IPv6 (Internet Protocol Version 6) is one of the most important protocols of the Advanced Internet. The current IPv4 used in Internet 1 presents several limitations such as limited addressing capacity, no native support of QoS (Quality of Service) parameters and lack of security. This presentation discusses the drawbacks of the current IPv4 and describes how these problems are solved by IPv6, introducing its main features related to addressing, routing, QoS capabilities, security and mobility. Transition strategies from IPv4 networks to IPv6 networks are also presented and discussed taking as basis some study cases.

 

CIARA Florida International University National Science Foundation (NSF)

 

National Science Foundation (NSF) Florida International University CIARA CIARA Florida International University National Science Foundation (NSF) May 8-13, 2005 Hotel Park Hyatt Mendoza