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IPv4 |
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(Internet Protocol Version 4) The current version of the IP protocol. See IPv6.
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For a while, systems will be tunneling both IPv4 and IPv6 through their routers, which may slow things down. This benchmark adds DiffServ classification and marking beyond IPv4 forwarding as required by the NPF benchmark and therefore provides a more real-life environment and further strains network processor capabilities. Realize," she says, "that the US holds approximately 70 percent of the total IPv4 address space (with a population of about 300 million people) and, for instance, China has 20 million IPv4 addresses and needs 320 million just to connect their educational networks. |
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