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    12 <concept id="GUID-FBB9ED48-3C0F-4B2D-90FC-52127698F253" xml:lang="en"><title>IPv4/IPv6
       
    13 dual-stack</title><prolog><metadata><keywords/></metadata></prolog><conbody>
       
    14 <p>The IP protocol is responsible for routing the data between networks
       
    15 and it employs an addressing system to achieve this. The Internet protocol
       
    16 version 4 (IPv4) has a number of security problems and lacks privacy and authentication
       
    17 mechanisms below the application layer. IPv6 provided numerous security enhancements,
       
    18 such as mandatory implementation of Authentication Header and Encapsulated
       
    19 Security Payload.</p>
       
    20 <p><i>IPv4/IPv6 dual-stack</i> enables applications to choose the protocol
       
    21 to use or automatically select it according to address type. This feature
       
    22 is supported from Symbian OS v7.0s onwards.</p>
       
    23 <fig id="GUID-E46DA5BE-AB7E-40C6-9A75-1BB7E9D21034"><title>IPv4/IPv6 dual-protocol stack</title><image href="GUID-D81EAF75-EF8C-4B62-8866-439E29325E8A_d0e11345_href.png"/></fig>
       
    24 <p>It is possible to establish a secure connection from application to
       
    25 application and also from router to router. Security features implemented
       
    26 in low-level protocols (like IPv6) are automatically available to higher-level
       
    27 protocols and applications.</p>
       
    28 <p>For more information, see <xref href="GUID-B144EAB9-53AB-579B-9E12-B16518E4FC01.dita">Networking
       
    29 Services Guide</xref>.</p>
       
    30 </conbody></concept>