IPv6 is a powerful enhancement to IPv4. Its primary features are as follows:
The larger address space provides new global reachability, flexibility, aggregation, multihoming, autoconfiguration, plug and play, and renumbering. IPv6 increases the IP address size from 32 bits to 128 bits, allowing more support for addressing hierarchical levels, a much greater number of addressable nodes, and simpler autoconfiguration of addresses.
The simpler, fixed-size header enables better routing efficiency, performance, and forwarding rate scalability.
The numerous possibilities to transition from IPv4 to IPv6 allow existing capabilities to exist with the added features of IPv6. Various mechanisms are defined for transitioning to IPv6, including dual stack, tunneling, and translation.
Mobility and security ensures compliance with Mobile IP and IP Security (IPSec) standards.
IPv6 has such a large address pool to allow autoconfiguration of addresses for now and in the future. It basically redifines the whole issue of keeping up with who has which IPs. Just keep up with their network number and autoconfig the rest.
While the addresses may be 4 times the size and the header is twice the size, the header itself can be processed and delivered faster.
Yes, it's about the perks. Things they can throw in to sweeten the deal. Better office, better parking, better access. Some things are fixed, for everything else, there is negotiation.
Be sure and get something special with parking. Parking was always the worst nightmare for us and arrangements had to be made.
I know a girl at 14 that started a website that within two years was bringing her in between $7000 and $11,000 a month. She had NO experience with programming or HTML, she used a program like Frontpage to do the design. By the time she finished high school she had college paid for, a nice new car, a nice expensive laptop, and money in the bank. Man I was jealous of her.
This just screams early web porn shop.. lol
As for advice, volunteer at some local small ISP doing tech support. After a while, they'll open a position for a new hire and you'll wind up with a paying job learning skills. Most of us here have done tech support at one point in time and whether we liked it or not, it's a stepping stone that can be leveraged into a better position. Just take some initiative and start solving the company's tech problems while you're on the phone solving the customers problem. There's plenty of free time there for your knowledge to mature.
Instead of the default shades of blue in WinXP, imagine dull and dreary shades of grey and you'll be close to the color scheme showin in the Longhorn pics.
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Why buy CRTs when you can steal LCDs?
I mean, they're willing to steal the gold using exploits, right?
I bought an Aeron for my home back in 2000.
I think it cost ~$800.
It was probably the best purchase I've ever made.
Cisco 2950 switches are a layer 2 device. IP is a layer 3 protocol.. they weren't supposed to support IPv6.
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Well, I'll bite.
IPv6 has such a large address pool to allow autoconfiguration of addresses for now and in the future. It basically redifines the whole issue of keeping up with who has which IPs. Just keep up with their network number and autoconfig the rest.
While the addresses may be 4 times the size and the header is twice the size, the header itself can be processed and delivered faster.
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These two stories should not have been combined.
That is all.
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Actually, if the porn link is broken I don't think anyone will be getting off.
Don't feel bad. I can't view it using QuickTime 6.5.1 either..
Start studying towards a CCNA. Don't try to rush it but get the Cisco Press books and start learning.
Yes, it's about the perks. Things they can throw in to sweeten the deal. Better office, better parking, better access. Some things are fixed, for everything else, there is negotiation.
Be sure and get something special with parking. Parking was always the worst nightmare for us and arrangements had to be made.
This just screams early web porn shop.. lol
As for advice, volunteer at some local small ISP doing tech support. After a while, they'll open a position for a new hire and you'll wind up with a paying job learning skills. Most of us here have done tech support at one point in time and whether we liked it or not, it's a stepping stone that can be leveraged into a better position. Just take some initiative and start solving the company's tech problems while you're on the phone solving the customers problem. There's plenty of free time there for your knowledge to mature.
You know what I'd do if I had a mission dollars?
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I just want to see Natalie Portman get jiggy with Yoda! Now that would be worth paying theatre seat prices to see!
For those too sleepy to notice, H2O2 is regular old hydrogen peroxide.
Just take it back..
We've all been taking things back to Wal-Mart years after we bought them, long after we lost the receipt.
There is no OpenSolaris.
Show us the code or quit mentioning it.
Couldn't you use the RSVP protocol to avoid the problem all together?
Because he's probably sitting in the Comcast NOC =P
Instead of the default shades of blue in WinXP, imagine dull and dreary shades of grey and you'll be close to the color scheme showin in the Longhorn pics.
It all depends on how the new playboy goodies are encoded!
Anyone remember ASCII Doom?
If only they had hired Ron Jeremy