Implementación y evaluación de NAT64 y DNS64 con Tayga para la interoperabilidad entre IPv4 e IPv6
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: The growing shortage of IPv4 addresses has made the transition to IPv6 essential, creating a need for coexistence mechanisms that enable communication between both networks. This article evaluates the implementation of the Tayga transition solution, which provides NAT64 and DNS64 services in a simple and efficient manner. The main objective was to design and implement a test scenario that would allow the analysis of Tayga's behavior, efficiency, and interoperability in translating IPv6 traffic to IPv4, enabling exclusively IPv6 hosts to access resources and services on the IPv4 Internet. The methods consisted of setting up an isolated network lab with IPv6 clients, an IPv4 server, and the Tayga gateway, using tools such as ping, traceroute, and traffic analysis with Wireshark to measure connectivity, latency, and accuracy in address and packet translation. They demonstrated complete and transparent interoperability for the end user, with minimal performance overhead and effective protocol translation in all tests performed. It is concluded that Tayga is a robust and viable solution for the transition to IPv6, especially recommended for medium and small networks or academic environments where simplicity and low cost are prioritized.
Source: Quitensis Research Journal
Language: English
Subfield: Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Field: Engineering
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
OpenAlex ID: W7127054432