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| IPv6 Fundamentals |
| Description |
This is the basic course that we will run by default at all locations where we are doing training for the first time. |
| Target Audience |
Network engineers and systems administrators who are comfortable with implementing and managing IPv4 networks. |
| Pre-requisites |
- Knowledge of networking with IPv4
- Understand how to work in the Cisco IOS environment.
- IPv4 Addressing and subnetting.
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- IPv4 Exhaustion and the case for IPv6 ["Why A New IP?"]
- IPv6: Essential Theory
- Concepts & Practices New to IPv6
- IPv6 from an IPv4 Perspective
- Host Configuration
- Automatic Address assignment - Autoconf v DHCP
- Subnetting
- Intra-domain routing: RIP/RIPng, OSPFv2/v3
- Inter-domain routing with BGPv4
- Network Services in IPv6
- DNS for IPv6
- Automatic IP Host Configuration
- Stateless Autoconfiguration
- DHCPv6
- Troubleshooting an IPv6 Network
- What's holding back IPv6 right now?
- Transition Mechanisms
- IPv6 Equipment & Software Buyers' Guide
- Labs/Exercises
- Configuring IPv6 clients
- Static Configuration
- Automatic Configuration
- Testing IPv6 connectivity with ping6 and traceroute6
- Inter-domain routing with RIPng
- Using Wireshark to see IPv6 in operation
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Note: Considering the hands-on approach of this workshop, it is highly
recommended that participants bring their own laptops, so they can practice
the lessons learned during the workshop. It is assumed that most participants
will be using Windows XP, so most of the training will be done on this operating
system. However, instructions for other operating systems will be provided as
part of the workshop materials.
Training materials:
- IPv6
Basic
- IPv6
Startup
- Basic Router Configuration
- Managment tools and Applications
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