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    The document discusses Internet protocols IPv4 and IPv6. It provides information on IPv4 such as its 32-bit address and features. IPv6 is described as having a 128-bit address and features like hierarchical addressing. The key differences between IPv4 and IPv6 are highlighted such as address size and checksum fields.

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    The document discusses Internet protocols IPv4 and IPv6. It provides information on IPv4 such as its 32-bit address and features. IPv6 is described as having a 128-bit address and features like hierarchical addressing. The key differences between IPv4 and IPv6 are highlighted such as address size and checksum fields.

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    IPv4 IPv6

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    -[ Internet Protocol ]-

    What is IP?

    BY MIKOKIT -[ F I L ]- SLIDE 2
    -[ INTERNET HISTRORY PROTOCOL ]-

    BY MIKOKIT -[ F I L ]- SLIDE 3
    -[ IPv4 ]-

    What is IPv4?

    BY MIKOKIT -[ F I L ]- SLIDE 4
    -[ IPv4 ]-

    BY MIKOKIT -[ F I L ]- SLIDE 5
    -[ IPv4 ]-

    PROBLEMS

    BY MIKOKIT -[ F I L ]- SLIDE 6
    -[ IPv6 ]-

    What is IPv6?

    BY MIKOKIT -[ F I L ]- SLIDE 7
    Connectionless
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    -[ IPv4 ]-
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    BY MIKOKIT -[ F I L ]- SLIDE 9
    -[ DIFFERENCE ]-

    IPv4 vs
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    BY MIKOKIT -[ F I L ]- SLIDE 10
    IPv4 IPv6

    ꭢ IPv4 is a 32-Bit IP Address. ꭢ IPv6 is 128 Bit IP


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