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• Understand why we need IPv6 and why it is here to stay
• Know how IPv6 addressing works and what types of addresses there are
• Know where to get those addresses
• Be able to divide or subnet an IPv6 network
• Know what's new in ICMPv6 (aka. how do you ping and traceroute?)
• Tell what the IPv6 header looks like and how it can be modified by Extension Headers
• Explain how Neighbor Discovery works (this replaces ARP)
• Configure devices to get their addresses (using DHCPv6 or stateless address autoconfiguration). We will not go into detail how IPv6 is configured on any specific vendor's software and hardware and cover the technology aspects instead. By knowing how the technology works, you will know what to look for when selecting new hardware, software, or when you need to find out how a specific configuration is done on your devices. I will show examples on Cisco IOS, Juniper JUNOS, HP, Windows and Linux for reference
• Tell what changed in DNS and how to make your website IPv6 enabled
• Run IPv6 side by side in your IPv4 network without impact (Dual Stack)
• Know what routing protocols are available for IPv6 and what the major differences to IPv6 routing protocols are
• Know what tunneling options are available and how to connect IPv6 islands over IPv4 networks
• Secure your network and keep malicious threats out
• Tell what the best practices are when setting up your secure IPv6 network
• Connect to the IPv6 Internet in the perfect way depending on your network
• Monitor your IPv6 network
• Plan and manage your IP addressing
• Connect to IPv4 hosts when you are IPv6-only and don’t run Dual Stack