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==IPv6 Network Programming== | ==IPv6 Network Programming== | ||
IPv6 network programming is a great book to learn IPv6 network programming for those who already know IPv4 network programming. The book teaches IPv6 network programming in protocol independent manner. This ensures that the program would work even for future versions of IP and also for differnet transport layer protocols and without depending on TCP/UDP etc. The authors name is Jun-ichiro itojun Hagino. The book finishes complete explanation with examples within 80 pages. Book includes many RFCs as part of the book. | IPv6 network programming is a great book to learn IPv6 network programming for those who already know IPv4 network programming. The book teaches IPv6 network programming in protocol independent manner. This ensures that the program would work even for future versions of IP and also for differnet transport layer protocols and without depending on TCP/UDP etc. The authors name is Jun-ichiro itojun Hagino. The book finishes complete explanation with examples within 80 pages. Book includes many RFCs as part of the book. | ||
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IPv6 Network Programming
IPv6 network programming is a great book to learn IPv6 network programming for those who already know IPv4 network programming. The book teaches IPv6 network programming in protocol independent manner. This ensures that the program would work even for future versions of IP and also for differnet transport layer protocols and without depending on TCP/UDP etc. The authors name is Jun-ichiro itojun Hagino. The book finishes complete explanation with examples within 80 pages. Book includes many RFCs as part of the book.
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