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Title : Application Aspects of IPv6 Transition
Author(s) : M. Shin et al.
Filename : draft-shin-ngtrans-application-transition-01.txt
Pages : 13
Date : 01-Mar-02
The document specifies application aspects of IPv6 transition. As
IPv6 is deployed, there are some problems that the application
developers and the administrators face. This draft clarifies the
problems occurred in transition periods between IPv4 applications
and IPv6 applications. It also propose guidelines to implement and
choose the suitable application under the various transition
environments. This document does not try to define any new
protocol. The proposals contained in this document are based on
the work of the Ngtrans working group.
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