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Duration 14 hours
Course Outline
Learning Objectives:
- Articulate the advantages associated with transitioning from IP v4 to IP v6.
- Detail and analyze the structure of the IP v6 fixed header.
- Describe and interpret the various IP v6 optional header formats.
- Explain the nature of global IP v6 unicast addresses and their aggregation capabilities.
- Clarify the function and structure of link-local IP v6 unicast addresses.
- Describe the usage and structure of multicast IP v6 addresses.
- Explain the concept and application of anycast IP v6 addresses.
- Identify and explain IP v6 special addresses.
- Describe the mechanisms for IP v4 to IP v6 compatibility and mapped addressing.
- Detail the various ICMP v6 message types and their functions.
- Explain the process of path MTU discovery in IP v6.
- Describe the neighbour discovery process and its role in local communication.
- Explain the router discovery process for determining network prefixes and routers.
- Detail the multicast listener discovery process.
- Compare and explain stateful and stateless auto-configuration methods.
- Describe the interaction between IP v6 and DNS services.
- Outline the IP v6 routing protocols, including RIP, OSPF, IS-IS, and BGP v4.
- Describe effective IP v4 to IP v6 migration strategies.
Hands-On Demonstrations:
- Illustrate IP v6 addressing configuration and local link communication techniques.
- Demonstrate the operation of IP v6 routing processes in a practical setting.
Requirements
Participants should possess a strong working knowledge of TCP/IP implemented with IPv4.
Testimonials (1)
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