Network Printing

IPv6 - The Future Network Protocol

IPv6 - The Future Network Protocol: Properties, Applications, Technological Potential

About 75 per cent of the addresses provided by the currently predominant internet protocol IPv4 have already been assigned. Experts warn that the reserves might run dry between 2009 and 2013. The regional registries for IP addresses therefore are already preparing for this scenario and advising ISPs (Internet Service Providers) to begin migrating to IPv6.

This protocol offers an unimaginably huge address space, solving the problem of IP address depletion once and for all. The US government plans to complete the migration of all of its networks by August 2008, arguing that due to integrated security mechanisms and additional functionalities IPv6 is the smarter package.

This white paper discusses the new network protocol IPv6 and looks at its implications for network printing. The latest SEH print server series “PS“ enables network printing in IPv6 networks.

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