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 Duration 14 hours

Course Outline

Learning Objectives:

  • Elaborate on the advantages associated with the transition from IPv4 to IPv6
  • Detail the structure and function of the fixed IPv6 header format
  • Explain the various optional header formats utilized in IPv6
  • Analyze global IPv6 unicast addresses and the principles of aggregation
  • Examine the characteristics and usage of link-local IPv6 unicast addresses
  • Discuss the structure and application of IPv6 multicast addresses
  • Describe the concept and implementation of anycast IPv6 addresses
  • Identify and explain the role of special IPv6 addresses
  • Outline IPv4 to IPv6 compatibility models and mapped address structures
  • Explain the types and functions of ICMPv6 messages
  • Describe the mechanism of Path MTU discovery
  • Analyze the Neighbor Discovery process
  • Explain the Router Discovery process
  • Discuss the Multicast Listener Discovery process
  • Compare stateful and stateless auto-configuration methods
  • Explain the integration of IPv6 with DNS services
  • Review IPv6-compatible routing protocols, including RIP, OSPF, ISIS, and BGPv4
  • Evaluate various strategies for migrating from IPv4 to IPv6

Practical Demonstrations:

  • Illustrate IPv6 addressing schemes and local link communications
  • Demonstrate active IPv6 routing processes

Requirements

Participants should possess a functional understanding of TCP/IP protocols operating within an IPv4 environment.

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