Probably, many users of computer systems, delving into the network settings, noticed that in the list of protocols, in addition to the well-known IPv4, there is also the sixth version (IPv6). Setting up this protocol and everything connected with it will now be considered in the review.
TCP / IPv6: what is it?
In fact, in simple terms, the sixth version of the protocol is simply the heir to the fourth version of IPv4, which was developed back in the 70s of the last century. Like its predecessor, IPv6 is responsible for the network identification of computer terminals with a unique external address assigned to each of them.
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As you can see, setting up IPv6 is very simple in both activation and configuration. Here the most important condition is its support from the provider. All the rest is automated to the limit, so in Windows 7 and above, you can only use the protocol and immediately start using it for an Internet connection.