Naming services under IPv6 are primarily handled by the DNS (Domain Name System) protocol. DNS maps domain names to IP addresses, allowing devices to connect with each other by using easy-to-remember names rather than numerical IP addresses.
In IPv6, DNS operates the same way it does in IPv4 but with some differences. The primary change is that IPv6 supports larger and more complex domain names, and it also helps eliminate security vulnerabilities that were present in older versions of DNS.
Another change in IPv6 is the use of AAAA records, which are used to map IPv6 addresses to domain names. The AAAA records are similar to A records (which map IPv4 addresses to domain names), but they are specifically designed for IPv6 addresses.
Overall, naming services in IPv6 rely on DNS, but with updated protocols and features to support IPv6 addresses and improve security.
