The newest version of this replaces ARP ("A-R-P") with a procedure called (*) "Neighbor Discovery" and also allows strings of zeroes to be represented by double colons.
Its namesake suite is modeled in four layers, including those named "Link," "Transport," and "Application." Values important to this system can be represented in CIDR ("cider") notation. The newest version of this replaces ARP ("A-R-P") with a procedure called (*) "Neighbor Discovery" and also allows strings of zeroes to be represented by double colons. That new version, its sixth, also uses a 128-bit system for its namesake addresses. For 10 points, identify this network addressing protocol commonly paired with TCP.
Its namesake suite is modeled in four layers, including those named "Link," "Transport," and "Application.
{IP} [or {Internet} Protocol; accept {TCP/IP} or {Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol}