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How do a telecom service provider can migrate their network to IPv6?

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posted Dec 31, 2015 by Sadanandan

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There are many components,
One is the network nodes migration and another is UE migration. What us your context?
commented Dec 31, 2015 by Salil Agrawal

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As Salil Pointed out -

Lets assume you are trying to migrate the network first - for transition period you may need to have a dual stack which will put the traffic in IPv6 or IPv4 cloud based on the traffic. Remember when you migrate it would be in steps i.e. nodes by nodes and the external element may or may not migrate at all.

Dual Stack Router
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Another device you would require would be NAT-PT device as in the transition phase A host with IPv4 address may be sending a request to an IPv6 enabled server which may not understand IPv4 address.

NAT-PT Device
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answer Dec 31, 2015 by Maninder Bath
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