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Showing posts with label Version. Show all posts

8.3.12

History of IP Version 6 (IPv6)

One of the major challenges for the next generation of the Internet is whether the Internet is capable to connect billions of people and devices worldwide. The key part of the technology which makes this huge feat possible is the Internet Protocol (IP). IP is defined by Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development as an addressing system which specifies the communication that take place between one device and another. OECD is one of many organisations which help encourage the deployment of IPv6. Meanwhile, Procurve Networking defined IP as the foundation of the TCP/IP communication procedures used to convey data, voice and video packets over the Internet.

Currently, the IP version in use is IP version 4 (IPv4), and every device must have an IP address in order to communicate. However, IPv4 addresses are nearing full usage, where only 8% of addresses remaining in March 2010 and it is expected to run out in 2012. This rapid growth of the Internet has already been addressed since 1991 and the solution for this insufficiency of internet addresses is creating a new, improved version of IP which will also address almost all of the problem faced when using IPv4, which is IP version 6 (IPv6).

During the early development phase, IPv6 was referred to as IP Next Generation or IPng. A team of engineers and scientists under the Internet Engineering Steering Group, or also known as Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) were appointed to define the next generation internet protocol in 1991.

The first documentation which documented the IPv6 standard is Request for Comments (RFC) number 1183 which wrote about the IPv6 base protocol. Other RFCs which covered the details of IPv6 is RFC 1884, RFC 1885, RFC 1886 and RFC 1933. These are the documents made during the early days of IPv6 development.

OECD starts to work on encouraging the deployment of IPv6 by doing conferences in 2008. However, IPv6 is still in its early age, where only 1.45% of the top 1000 websites and just 0.15% of the top one million websites in the world had an IPv6 website in early 2010. Operating systems has also been developed to support IPv6. From a study in January 2010, over 90% of the installed base of operating system is IPv6 ready, but often it requires extra configuration, mainly Windows XP which makes up 67.81% of the number of operating system being used. However this study was made before the new version of Windows, Windows 7 was manufactured. Windows 7 support IPv6 by default and no configurations need to be made. Therefore, all type of operating systems should be able to support IPv6 by default now.


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9.1.12

Know The Factors of The Newer Version of Main Frame Servers

The smarter computing world has many in store for the inquisitive individuals, which amaze them at every step they take in the computer. Computers have basically become best friends with many individual, as they spend more than the hours they spend at schools and colleges. The need of the computer has made the individuals addicted to it immensely. These days every single job is done on the computer, which not just made the lives of the individual at ease, it have even made the individuals very lazy. The software firms that develop computer systems with newer additions, firstly, understand the need of the market and then accordingly construct them and release them in the market. Secondly, they develop innovative features for these machines, which attract the mass to know more about the product or the new feature attached to it. When these factors are worked upon and executed accordingly, they elevate the sales structure of the products. Definitely, it can only happen when the customers appreciate and accept the newly developed product, or else the brand name would have to face the back seat amidst the existing companies in the industry.

For the computers to function appropriately, certain factors need to be intact. By these certain factors being intact, it would prove beneficial to the professionals in many ways i.e. they can perform better and produce their best within the assigned period of time to their clients. For the systems to function faster the server system installed in the computers of the organization need to perform perfectly. Server system is considered the host installed within the computer, which provides information to the user from the database of the computer. There are many different types of servers, but it totally depends upon the individual or the company, which kind of server would they require to make a difference in the market. Well, there are database and application severs which proves advantageous to the user, trying o find out information or data present in the computer they are working upon.

Well, another kind of server that is considered is Main frame servers, which are used in software organizations, but, are mainly used government organizations, due to the usage of data in bulk, for example, data regarding census etc. there are varied kinds of main frame servers, and the newer one known as the Z Systems are making waves due to its usability factors. Nonetheless, these servers deliver superior levels of performance, efficiency and flexibility to its users. The beneficial factor of this main frame server is that, this range of servers gives the organization, the dynamic infrastructure required for a flexible business, simultaneously reducing costs proving propitious to the organization, along with managing risk and improving service.


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