Windows Server® 2012 Unleashed
by Rand Morimoto, Michael Noel, Guy Yardeni, Omar Droubi, Andrew Abbate, Chris Amaris
Migrating to IPv6
The migration to IPv6 has been, and will continue to be, a slow and gradual process. In addition, support for IPv4 during and after a migration must still be considered for a considerable period of time. It is consequently important to understand the tools and techniques available to maintain both IPv4 and IPv6 infrastructure in place during a migration process.
Even though IPv6 is installed by default on Windows Server 2012, IPv4 support remains. This allows for a period of time in which both protocols are supported. After migrating completely to IPv6, however, connectivity to IPv4 nodes that exist outside of the network (on the Internet, for example) must still be maintained. This support can be accomplished through the deployment ...
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