The wireless Internet connectivity craze has emphasized the need for a larger address space, automatic configuration for mobility, and built-in security for secure transactions. As a result, IPng found new life in IPv6. IPv6 incorporates all of these capabilities and is driven largely by 3rd Generation (3G) wireless infrastructure applications.
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