با اینکه علاقه ای به استفاده از سرویس دهنده های مبتنی بر ویندوز در خدمات Secure2S ندارم، اما مجبور شدم در مورد Windows Server 2008 کمی کسب اطلاع کنم.3 کتاب دست اول رو به عنوان شروع از مایکروسافت پرس انتخاب کردم، با Windows Server 2008 Networking and Network Access Protection شروع کردم فعلا!
خوب شروع شده است و این هم برگزیده فصل اول: تفاوت هایی که در مورد IPv4 و IPv6 باید به خاطر بسپارید:
| IPv4 | IPv6 |
| IP addresses are 32 bits. | IP addresses are 128 bits. |
| QoS headers are optional. | QoS support is built in. |
| IPsec support is optional. | IPsec support is required for all hosts. |
| Header includes a checksum. | Header does not include a checksum. |
| Header includes options that always consume space in the header. |
Optional fields are stored in header extensions (although IPv6 header size is still twice the IPv4 header size). |
| Hosts use Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) to identify each other on local networks. |
Hosts use Neighbor Solicitation messages to identify each other on local networks, which is easier to manage. |
| Hosts use Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP) to manage local subnet group memberships for multicasting. |
Hosts use Multicast Listener Discovery (MLD) to manage multicast group memberships. |
| Most hosts receive IP addresses from a DHCP server (although some hosts can use Internet Control Message Protocol, or ICMP, router discovery, it’s uncommon). |
Most hosts use ICMP Router Solicitation and Router Advertisements to determine their IP address, with an optional DHCPv6 server query for additional configuration settings. |
| Hosts use broadcast messages to communicate with all hosts on the local network. |
Hosts use link-local scope all-nodes multicast instead of broadcast messages. |
| IPv4 uses interface ID (A) resource records in DNS queries. |
IPv6 uses IPv6 interface ID (AAAA) resource records in DNS queries. |
| IPv4 has a maximum packet size of 65,535 bytes. |
An IPv6 Jumbogram can be 4,294,967,295 bytes. |
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