The most typical way to format the IP address of a device is an IPv4 standard. However, thanks to skyrocketing use of mobile devices, the internet is running out of IPv4 addresses. In order to satisfy the need for more internet addresses, the IPv6 standard of IP addresses was created. Learn more here: http://bit.ly/1wJyGVr

1. By SWIFTTECH SOLUTIONS
IPv6 Connectivity

2. switch
You organization may need to
from IPv4 to IPv6.

3. 1
2
3
Introduction to IP addresses
Reasons to convert
How to convert

4. 1
Explaining
IPv4 and IPv6

5. send data
Your devices are assigned
an IP address in order to
to other devices.

6. From IPv4 to IPv6
Most IP addresses are
formatted in IPv4
Due to the rise in mobile users, the web is running out of IPv4 addresses.
IPv6 addresses were made to
make up for this influx.

7. These two standards are not compatible.

8. 2
Why You Must
Convert to IPv6

9. The US Government set a
mandate to have their
public facing websites
available over IPv6.

10. There are additional reasons for converting.

11. Converting helps meet anticipated corporate growth,
extends connectivity to sensors or other small devices,
and allows communication with other IPv6 users and organizations.

12. 3
How to Begin
the Conversion

13. When it comes to
converting to IPv6
you have multiple options.

14. Options for Conversion
Dual stack network:
routers run IPv4 and IPv6 at the same time
Tunneling:
provides a point-to-point IPv6 link over an existing IPv4 network
NAT-PT:
(Network Address Translation Protocol Translation)

15. We can help you meet the IPv6 conversion requirement.

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