RETRACTED: Real time prefix matching based IP lookup and update mechanism for efficient routing in networks (Retracted Article)

IPv6 is another form of the inter networking convention intended to address the inadequacies of the present standard, IPv4. The deliver space is restricted to just 32-bits in IPv4 though IPv6 has 128-bits deliver not withstanding versatility requirement and system layer security. The principle issue is that IPv4 and IPv6 are not good at directly. Along with comprising lines, plans and structures to one standard can't express with those meant for the other. The lookup issue of IPv6 change enables the clients to service their hosts to IPv6, and the system administrators to send IPv6 in switches, with next to no coordination between the two. In the meantime, it has to rely on address translation mechanisms which facilitate communication between IPv4/IPv6 networks since migration from IPv4 to IPv6 cannot take place all of a sudden. Various lookup problem change tools have been produced to address interoperability of IPv4 and IPv6 systems and frameworks. Be that as it may, none of the current devices address basic issues like the noninvasive movement of basic heritage IPv4-just frameworks to IPv6, and operation of IPv4-just frameworks on IPv6-just center systems. This work exhibits an answer for these IP lookup issues. This paper address the problem of IPv6 address lookup problem and present a routing algorithm for both IPv4 and IPv6 machines which uses address prefix matching algorithm. The proposed method improves the performance of address lookup and reduces the latency as well.