Built in mobility Support
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        **What is IPv6 Built-in Mobility Support?**

        IPv6 Built-in Mobility Support refers to the protocol features, such as Mobile IPv6, that allow devices to maintain ongoing internet connections while moving between different networks.

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        **Why is IPv6 Built-in Mobility Support useful?**

        It enables seamless handovers for mobile users without losing session continuity, ensuring uninterrupted communication for applications like VoIP, video calls, and mobile data services.

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        **How does IPv6 Built-in Mobility Support work?**

        Mobile IPv6 allows a mobile node to change its IP address as it moves between networks while maintaining a permanent home address. It uses mechanisms like binding updates to keep communication sessions active.

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        **Where is IPv6 Built-in Mobility Support used?**

        It is critical for mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops, especially in environments requiring continuous connectivity across Wi-Fi and cellular networks.

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        **Which OSI layer does IPv6 Built-in Mobility Support belong to?**

        It functions primarily at the **Network Layer (Layer 3)**, managing IP addressing and routing for mobile nodes.

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        **Is IPv6 Built-in Mobility Support Windows specific?**

        No, Mobile IPv6 and other mobility features are supported on multiple platforms including Windows, Linux, and various mobile operating systems.

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        **Is IPv6 Built-in Mobility Support Linux specific?**

        No, Linux has robust support for Mobile IPv6, but these mobility features are part of the IPv6 standard and available across all compliant operating systems.

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        **Which Transport Protocol is used by IPv6 Built-in Mobility Support?**

        Mobility support uses protocols like ICMPv6 and UDP for signaling and binding updates, ensuring smooth address changes without interrupting ongoing sessions.

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        **Is IPv6 Built-in Mobility Support using client-server model?**

        The mobility framework involves communication between the mobile node and home agent, which can be considered a client-server interaction to manage mobility bindings and routing.


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        Topics in this section,

                * :ref:`Learnings in this section <Built_in_mobility_support_step1>`

                * :ref:`Terminology <Built_in_mobility_support_step2>`

                * :ref:`Version Info <Built_in_mobility_support_step3>`

                * :ref:`Built_in_mobility_support Basic Setup on Ubuntu using IPv6 <Built_in_mobility_support_step18>`
                
                * :ref:`Reference links <Built_in_mobility_support_step17>`

.. _Built_in_mobility_support_step1:

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    .. tab-item:: Learnings in this section

        * In this section, you are going to learn

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    .. tab-item:: Terminology
        
       * Terminology


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    .. tab-item:: Version Info
    
         * Version Info


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    .. tab-item:: Built_in_mobility_support Basic Setup on Ubuntu using IPv6

       * setup

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    .. tab-item:: Reference links
     
       * Reference links