Category Archives: IPv6 Network Architecture
In the rapidly evolving landscape of networking, where IPv6 adoption is no longer a mere aspiration but a necessity, the complexity of managing routing protocols has escalated profoundly. Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), the stalwart of inter-domain routing, demands innovative techniques to sustain efficiency and scalability within autonomous systems (AS). Among these, the concept of route […]
In the rapidly evolving domain of network technology, the transition from IPv4 to IPv6 represents more than a simple address extension; it signals a profound paradigm shift in how networks are architected and managed. Among the routing protocols adapting to this transformation, Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP) for IPv6 stands out for its robustness, […]
