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 Duration 14 hours

Course Outline

Learning Objectives:

  • Articulate the advantages of transitioning from IPv4 to IPv6
  • Elaborate on the structure and function of the fixed IPv6 header
  • Analyze the various optional IPv6 header formats
  • Explain global IPv6 unicast addressing and the concept of aggregation
  • Detail the characteristics and use of link-local IPv6 unicast addresses
  • Describe the mechanisms of IPv6 multicast addressing
  • Explain the role and behavior of IPv6 anycast addresses
  • Identify and explain special IPv6 address types
  • Discuss IPv4 to IPv6 compatibility mechanisms and mapped addresses
  • Analyze the structure and purpose of ICMPv6 messages
  • Explain the process of Path MTU discovery
  • Detail the Neighbor Discovery process
  • Describe the Router Discovery process
  • Explain the Multicast Listener Discovery process
  • Contrast and explain stateful and stateless auto-configuration
  • Discuss the integration of IPv6 with DNS
  • Outline IPv6 routing protocols, including RIP, OSPF, IS-IS, and BGP
  • Examine strategies for migrating from IPv4 to IPv6

Practical Demonstrations:

  • Illustrate IPv6 addressing and communication over local links.
  • Demonstrate the operation of IPv6 routing processes.

Requirements

Participants should possess a strong working knowledge of TCP/IP over IPv4.

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