Common Solution Development - Network solution system - IPV4 for
WLAN - Mobile IPV6 Data transfer has always been a matter of
concern for cellular phone users. The existing modes of data
transfer are not very user friendly, as they have to either be
in eye-to-eye contact or have to be very close to the target
downloader. Enabling WLAN interface in the handset not only
reduces the cost of call but also helps the user to make
cellular calls when moving and make VOIP calls when stationary.
To enable VOIP calls or even to overcome the lower data transfer
a different underlying interface has to be defined. Providing
WLAN interface in the handset will serve these two purposes.
IPv6 or 'Internet Protocol Version 6' is the next generation
protocol designed by the IETF to replace the current version
Internet Protocol, IP Version 4 (IPv4). Most of today's Internet
uses IPv4, which is almost twenty years old. IPv4 has been
remarkably resilient in spite of its age, but it is beginning to
have problems. Moreover, there is