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IPv4 which is the old version of Internet Protocol has a new successor namedIP Next Generation (IPng) or IPv6 developed by Internet Engineering Task Force(IETF). This new version is developed specifically to resolve some issues ofIPv4 like scalability, performance and reliability. Although new version isready for usage, it is obvious that it will take years to transit fully fromIPv4 to IPv6. We have to use these two versions together for a long time.Therefore, we have to investigate and know transition mechanisms that we canuse during transition period to achieve a transition with minimum problem. Thisresearch defines the essential information about compatibility transitionmechanisms between IPv4-IPv6. Dual Stack is one of the IPv4-IPv6 compatiblemechanism by running both IPv4 stack and IPv6 stack in a single node. 6 to 4tunneling mechanism encrypts IPv6 packets in IPv4 packets to makecommunications possible, from IPv6 network over IPv4 network. This has beenconfigured using GNS3 Simulator and Packet Tracer 6.1. Dual Stack & Tunnelingmechanisms were completely implemented later in this research work. Thisresearch examines transmission latency, throughput and delay from end to end,through empirical observations of both Dual Stack and tunneling mechanisms.

Design and Comparison Migration between Ipv4 and Ipv6 Transition Techniques