Hopcount and E2E delay: IPv6 versus IPv4

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Hopcount and E2E delay: IPv6 versus IPv4

Conference Paper (2005)

Author(s)

X. Zhou (TU Delft - Network Architectures and Services)

P. Van Mieghem (TU Delft - Network Architectures and Services)

Research Group

Network Architectures and Services

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https://doi.org/DOI:10.1007/b135479

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Publication Year

2005

Research Group

Network Architectures and Services

Pages (from-to)

345-348

ISBN (print)

3-540-25520-6

Abstract

IPv6 provides an expanded address space to satisfy the future Internet requirements. In this paper we compare and analyze one-month measurements of the end-to-end IPv6 delay and hopcount between 26 testboxes of the RIPE TTM project with the corresponding parts in IPv4 network. By comparing IPv6 and IPv4 paths, we focus on problems that are only present in the IPv6 paths. In those poorly performing IPv6 paths, we run traceroute with the path maximum transmission unit (MTU) discovery to identify the problems and their causes.

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