Course Outline
Objectives:
- Explain the benefits of migrating from IP v4 to IP v6
- Describe and explain the IP v6 fixed header format
- Describe and explain the IP v6 optional header formats
- Describe and explain global IP v6 unicast addresses and aggregation
- Describe and explain link-local IP v6 unicast addresses
- Describe and explain multicast IP v6 addresses
- Describe and explain anycast IP v6 addresses
- Describe and explain IP v6 special addresses
- Describe IP v4 to IP v6 compatibility and mapped addresses
- Describe and explain ICMP v6 messages
- Describe and explain path MTU discovery
- Describe and explain neighbour discovery process
- Describe and explain router discovery process
- Describe and explain multicast listener discovery process
- Describe and explain stateful and stateless auto-configuration
- Describe and explain IP v6 and DNS
- Describe IP v6 routing protocols – RIP, OSPF, ISIS and BGP v4
- Describe IP v4 to IP v6 migration strategies.
Practical Demonstrations:
- Demonstrate IP v6 addressing and local link communication.
- Demonstrate IP v6 routing processes.
Requirements
A good working knowledge of TCP/IP using IPv4.
Testimonials
The Lab and Practical side .
Nkosana Tsware - Netcampus
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The Lab and Practical side .
Nkosana Tsware - Netcampus
SAN and NAS Storage Course
The labs are more interesting as we get to run, create and learn the different commands.
Derrick Mahlangu - Netcampus
SAN and NAS Storage Course
Trainer was very engaging.
Ryan Goddard - Capita Business Services Ltd
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For a very intense course, Richard gave a good high level overview for people who work in an IT Department but not actually undertaking the IT aspects of a job e.g. Cloud solutions, platforming, architecture...
- Capita Business Services Ltd
Understanding Modern Information Communications Technology Course
Richard was very knowledgable, clearly knew the subject area extremely well. Broke all of the complicated parts down into easier to understand chunks, and had great rapport with the group. He made a potentially tough and dry subject interesting. As a complete novice, I really enjoyed and found it very helpful for my role.