How does NAT$64$ facilitate the transition from IPv$4$ to IPv$6?$

NAT$64$ translates IPv$6$ addresses into IPv$4$ addresses using a fixed prefix, allowing IPv$6$ hosts to

communicate directly with IPv$4$ networks.

NAT$64$ uses a specific prefix to translate IPv$4$ addresses into IPv$6$ addresses, enabling IPv$6$ hosts to address

IPv$4$ hosts.

NAT$64$ requires dual stack configurations on all devices to enable communication between IPv$6$ and IPv$4$

hosts.

NAT$64$ encapsulates IPv$6$ packets within IPv$4$ packets, relying on tunneling mechanisms for communication

between IPv$6$ and IPv$4$ hosts.