User guide

Appendix E: FAQs
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Question
Answer
What new features are
available in the latest release?
With Release 3.5 (and above), the following features are now available:
 1920x1080 Video Resolution
 iPad/iPhone Access (requires CC-SG)
 Dual Stack IPv6
 FIPS 140-2 Encryption Module
 Logoff User and disconnect port
 SNMPv3
 Additional Virtual Media support from Linux and Mac clients
 Japanese, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese user
interface support
 Help Menu
 Login Banner
 Customer SSL Certificate Upload
 Configurable Port Numbers
IPv6 Networking
Question
Answer
What is IPv6?
IPv6 is the acronym for Internet Protocol Version 6. IPv6 is the "next
generation" IP protocol which will replace the current IP Version 4 (IPv4)
protocol.
IPv6 addresses a number of problems in IPv4, such as the limited number
of IPv4 addresses. It also improves IPv4 in areas such as routing and
network auto-configuration. IPv6 is expected to gradually replace IPv4,
with the two coexisting for a number of years.
IPv6 treats one of the largest headaches of an IP network from the
administrator’s point of view – configuring and maintaining an IP network.
Why does KX II-101-V2
support IPv6 networking?
U.S. government agencies and the Department of Defense are now
mandated to purchase IPv6-compatible products. In addition, many
enterprises and foreign countries, such as China, will be transitioning to
IPv6 over the next several years.
What is "dual stack" and why
is it required?
Dual stack is the ability to simultaneously support both IPv4 and IPv6
protocols. Given the gradual transition from IPv4 to IPv6, dual stack is a
fundamental requirement for IPv6 support.
How do I enable IPv6 on the
KX II-101-V2?
Use the "Network Settings" page, available from the "Device Settings"
tab. Enable IPv6 addressing and choose manual or auto-configuration.
Consult the user guide for more information.