Analysis of quality of experience (Q&E) and network security in multimedia streaming traffic between ipv4 and ipv6

The ongoing technological changes that University Bucaramanga´s Campus constantly faces as a higher education institution affects directly its development, therefore, it requires developing, creating and improving its technological tools in order to get a higher quality and education standards; this can be done by increasing the ICT appropriation by the academic community, along with the innovation and use of technology, which demands a better infrastructure and upgraded devices that allow a suitable scalability [1]. The process includes the implementation of IPv6 protocol as part of the actualization of the existing digital posters system in Bucaramanga and Floridablanca University Campus and which at the same time, enables to conduct a research study around the issue. This research study seeks to carry out a multimedia internet traffic comparative between IPv4 and IPv6 protocols, through a laboratory-controlled environment, including video compression mechanisms H.264 and H.265 [2] at different video quality formats under three proposed bitrates from queuing packets configured on the router in order to analyze content adaptation in a dynamic way by means of a DASH protocol and identify IPv6 traffic vulnerabilities with controlled network attacks applications. Finally, to solve these variables results in a positive experience for the users who consume multimedia content from digital posters and support the network performance. The analysis of the results obtained is presented along with the multimedia traffic comparative between internet protocols previously mentioned, IPv6 security analysis and quality service parameters, just as quality experience techniques used for this research study. Keywords: project management; Streaming Media; Quality of Experience; IP Networks; Firewalls (computing); DASH Protocol.