IPv4 IPv6 And routers

Hello,
First I want to know how many Routers/WANS are using currently IPv6
addressing scheme? Does ipv6 is implemented and if yes then how a ipv4
packet can communicate with ipv6 packet and vice versa? How Routers
can router data between Ipv4 and Ipv6 LANS?
regards,
cranium.


kernel.lover

kernel.lover wrote:

> Hello,
> First I want to know how many Routers/WANS are using currently IPv6
> addressing scheme? Does ipv6 is implemented and if yes then how a ipv4
> packet can communicate with ipv6 packet and vice versa? How Routers
> can router data between Ipv4 and Ipv6 LANS?
> regards,
> cranium.

There is a good description of IPv6, in the SuSE 9.2 Administration guide.

http://www.novell.com/documentation/suse92/index.html

Start reading around section 22.2, which is pdf page 428.

There is also lots of IPv6 info, around the net and in books, which can
explain things better than can be done here.

kernel.lover wrote:
> Hello,
> First I want to know how many Routers/WANS are using currently IPv6
> addressing scheme? Does ipv6 is implemented and if yes then how a
ipv4
> packet can communicate with ipv6 packet and vice versa? How Routers
> can router data between Ipv4 and Ipv6 LANS?
> regards,
> cranium.

http://www.google.com/search?q=ipv4%20ipv6
http://www.google.com/search?q=ipv4+ipv6+6over4

kernel.lover wrote:
> Hello,
> First I want to know how many Routers/WANS are using currently IPv6
> addressing scheme? Does ipv6 is implemented and if yes then how a ipv4
> packet can communicate with ipv6 packet and vice versa? How Routers
> can router data between Ipv4 and Ipv6 LANS?
> regards,
> cranium.


I have seen several of your posts this last week and most of them seem
to be devoid of any previous research. Start using Google BEFORE you
ask you question. We are not an indexing service or help desk for the lazy.