JUPITER IPv6 Transport Benefits September 01, 2015 Resource Type White Papers Categories: JUPITER System Download white paper The world is running out of IPv4 addresses. In fact, in parts of the world, the available pool of IPv4 addresses is exhausted, which means that network operators who remain solely IPv4-based must utilize extensive Network Address Translation (NAT) schemes in order to reuse the limited supply of IPv4 addresses available to them. In turn, this means that these IPv4 addresses are transient and cannot practically be assigned to any particular device on a permanent basis. This is why IPv6 was developed: To bring a vastly larger addressing space and enable virtually any intelligent device in the world to be assigned its own unique address. Clearly, IPv6 is the future of Internet networking. Related Collateral Videos 2018 Hughes Installer Training Seminar Re-cap August 24, 2018 1:49 EchoStar XIX | JUPITER 2 Launch a Success December 18, 2016 2:58 EchoStar XIX | JUPITER 2 Prepares for Launch December 14, 2016 4:03 See All Videos White Papers JUPITER System for Satellite Backhaul of 3G/4G/LTE Networks July 16, 2018 JUPITER™ System Virtual Network Operator (VNO) Capabilities July 16, 2018 JUPITER™ System and Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) July 16, 2018 Hughes JUPITER Aeronautical Solution August 15, 2017 See All White Papers Data Sheets JUPITER™ System with DVB-S2X July 16, 2018 Hughes Dual-band (Ka/Ku) In-flight Connectivity System September 15, 2017 HT2500 Satellite Router March 13, 2017 See All Data Sheets News Articles Thales and SES Select Hughes for Next-Generation Aviation Connectivity Network to Provide Increased Capacity, Coverage and Redundancy over the Americas March 08, 2017 Hughes Announces JUPITER Aero System Offering Industry’s Fastest In-Flight Internet Connectivity March 07, 2017 See All News Articles