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Synopsis
VoIP stands for voice over internet protocol. This is the application of telephony via the internet. As this application comes into its own so does the new and improved internet protocol referred to as IPv6. The current protocol for the internet is IPv4. The problem with IPv4 is that it does not have nearly enough space for the growing population of cyberspace and is increasingly unsecure. IPv6 gives far more unique addresses for users and is much more secure and robust. Daniel Minoli discusses the convergence of VoIP and IPv6 as they emerge as the next generation of communication. This pairing of technology is referred to as VoIPv6. This is the future of internet telephony, and it is this relationship that the content of this book evolves around.
VoIP is a key application for IPv6 and Minoli uses a 'compare and contrast' method to discuss why and how IPv6 will optimize VoIP. This book is the first to tackle IPv6 in the context of VoIP. It has been divided into two sections: the first covers VoIP applications and reasoning; the second relates IPv6 to the reader. This book covers the basic concepts and principles of IPv6 with an emphasis on its use in voice networks and telephony or VoIP.
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Book Description
The next BIG thing in communications explained and clarified for engineers, vendors, and providers!
Review
"What I really liked about this book is that is has excellent complete coverage of VoIP itself and IPv6. You can use the book to learn these from scratch or just get a refresher. These subjects are mind numbingly complex with lots of eye-glazing detail. But the author does a good job of laying them out and explaining them in detail. Unlike some other books I have seen on the subject, he uses lots of diagrams and illustrations. We all love pictures. It is tougher to do graphics than to write more words so authors tend to avoid them. But as you know, you can get a good idea of the concepts faster from the drawings alone then dig into the text for more detail." - Electronic Design, Louis E. Frenzel, July 2006
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