A dual stack configuration allows network nodes to handle both IPv4 and IPv6 traffic concurrently by running two separate protocol stacks. Dual stacking is a pivotal transitional technology that facilitates the adoption of IPv6 while still maintaining compatibility with IPv4 systems. Other options such as tunneling and SLAAC are also IPv6 transition technologies, but they do not involve the simultaneous handling of both IP versions directly within the same networking stack.
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