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Quality of Service and performance characterization of IPv6 relative to IPv4

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par KAYUMBA Thierry and KAYUMBA Fred
National University of Rwanda - Bs Degree 2006
  

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IV.6 TRAINING

The purpose of this part is to provide readers and end users of this book a brief description of concepts that must be clear for installing and configuring IPv6 on their system. IPv6 can be installed as a normal software upgrade in most Internet devices. Mastering technology is not done by reading about it, so the followings platforms have been shown in this book with plenty options. It is very easy, it took not even five minute to configure it or install it.

IV.6.1 Install IPv6 on Windows XP

There are several ways to install IPv6 under Windows XP.

Win XP has an IPv6.exe tool used to configure IPv6 protocol.

1. The figure below shows the installation on Windows XP, in command DOS/WINDOWS

To install IPv6 on Windows XP, simply go to.

Start Menu run shortcut [window key +R] open (command-line) typing the command ipv6 install.

Or pass at Start Menu All programs Accessories Command prompt typing the command ipv6 install.

Figure 18: IPv6 install

Source: Win XP/DOS

2. Or install IPv6 protocol with the new tool for XP the netsh (the ipv6 command will eventually be phased out in future releases of the IPv6 stack and completely replaced by netsh.), which is a command-line utility that you can use to display or modify the network configuration and display all sorts of statistics.

Simply go to start netsh from the command-line prompt to start the utility and change to the context interface, then change to the context ip, and finally to the context IPv6 where contains IPv6 configuration.

Go to Start Menu run open (netsh) interface ipv6 install

Figure 19: IPv6 install with NETSH

Source: Windows XP/DOS

3. Install IPv6 passing through the Control Panel.

Go to StartControl PanelNetwork Connections

Right click on Local Area Connection and select Properties

Figure 20: IPv4 node Local Area Connection Status

Source: Windows XP/ Local Area Connection Properties

Click on the Install button in the resulting Properties dialog box

Figure 21: Network Component / Protocol

Source: Windows XP/ Network Component

In the Select Network Component Type, select Protocol, then click Add.

Figure 22: IPv6 install

Source: Windows XP/ Network Protocol

From the displayed list, choose Microsoft TCP/IP version 6.

Once this has finished installing, dismiss all those windows dialog boxes.

Figure 23: IPv4/IPv6 node Local Area Connection Status

Source: Windows XP/ Local Area Connection Properties

IPv6 does not appear in the list of components in the properties of a LAN connection in Network Connections. To verify that IPv6 is installed on Microsoft Windows XP host, type «ipv6 if», «netsh interface ipv6>show interface» or «ipconfig» at the command line. The command displays interface information. This description can be found into the help and support under the system Win XP.

IV.6.2 Uninstall IPv6 on Windows XP

After install IPv6 on the network adapters, it is not an irreversible action; IPv6 protocol can be removed by uninstalling it using the following as shown in the figure below and go back continue using happily IPv4 host.

Figure 24: IPv6 uninstall

Source: Windows XP/DOS

After uninstall the IPv6, a reboot is required to remove completely the IPv6 protocols on the interfaces.

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