Poster: Evaluating Dual-Stack Content Delivery Within Websites

This paper aims at evaluating how content distribution is spread between IPv4 and IPv6 within popular websites. Our measurement tool, based on a headless browser technology, has shown that most websites do not opt forIPv4 or IPv6 alone, but rather for a Mixed infrastructure where both protocols are required. Within this Mixed context, data shows that content delivery through IPv4 is predominant.

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2024-11-22
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3680121.3699886
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Innovation Diffusion and Forecasting
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Poster: Evaluating Dual-Stack Content Delivery Within Websites

Benoît Donnet, Éric Vyncke, Florian Dekinder
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Poster: Evaluating Dual-Stack Content Delivery Within Websites

Benoît Donnet, Éric Vyncke, Florian Dekinder
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Abstract

This paper aims at evaluating how content distribution is spread between IPv4 and IPv6 within popular websites. Our measurement tool, based on a headless browser technology, has shown that most websites do not opt forIPv4 or IPv6 alone, but rather for a Mixed infrastructure where both protocols are required. Within this Mixed context, data shows that content delivery through IPv4 is predominant.

University of Liège (BE)
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