Introduction
So you are interested in IPv6, which is absolutely great!
IPv6 is not only the future of networking, it is already here today! All the big players on the Internet are already v6 enabled and it is now time for you to join the party!
This course covers all major aspects of the new Internet Protocol and what changed, compared to IPv4. You will understand the fundamentals and be ahead of your peers that are still on the sinking ship of IPv4! As of today, there are no IPv4 addresses left and we have no other option but to go ahead and deploy IPv6.
A version of this course is also available in Video on Demand format on Udemy. You can find detailed information in my post: IPv6 Essentials – Foundations of the new Internet Protocol
I have been on the IPv6 train for at least 15 years and designed, deployed and troubleshooted countless small to very large customer networks. With my proven track record on this technology, I want to offer my complete course to you today for free.
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What is IPv6 | Technology explained
What is IPv6? Why do we need IPv6? When will IPv6 be here? How do I get my IPv6 addresses? Find answers to these questions and more right here!
IPv6 Foundation Part 2: IPv6 Addressing and Subnetting
Want to learn IPv6 Addressing & IPv6 Subnetting? Types of Communication, IPv6 Address Scopes? Find the answers and more right here!
IPv6 Foundation Part 3: IPv6 Headers & Extension Headers
How do IPv4 and IPv6 Headers look like? What are IPv6 Extension Headers and why we need them? Find the answers and more right here!
IPv6 Foundation Part 4: ICMPv6 & IPv6 Neighborships
All about ICMPv6, IPv6 Neighbor Advertisement & Discovery, Router Advertisement & Discovery. Find your answers and more right here!
IPv6 Foundation Part 5: IPv6 Configuration, EUI-64, SLAAC & Dual Stack
How IPv6 Configuration works, What is EUI-64, How Stateless Address Auto Configuration works? Find your answers and more right here!
IPv6 DHCP (DHCPv6) Server & Client Explained
How IPv6 DHCP works, how to configure a DHCPv6 Server on Cisco and Linux and a DHCP Client! Find your answers and more right here!
IPv6 on Windows | The Definitive Guide
All the Tricks and Commands! How IPv6 on Windows works, how to enable, disable & troubleshoot it! Find all your answers and more right here!
IPv6 on Linux | The Definitive Guide
All the Tricks and Commands! How IPv6 on Linux works, how to enable, disable & troubleshoot it! Find all your answers and more right here
IPv6 on Mac OS | The Definitive Guide
All the Tricks and Commands! How IPv6 on Mac works, how to enable, disable & troubleshoot it! Find all your answers and more right here
IPv6 DNS, Monitoring & Address Management
How IPv6 DNS works, what are AAAA Records, How to Monitor your Network, how to do Address Management (IPAM)! Find all your answers and more right here!
IPv6 Routing – What You need to know
IPv6 Routing explained in-depth, what’s new in IPv6 BGP, OSPF, EIGRP, VRRP, HSRP! Updated Tipps & Tricks! Find all your answers and more right here.
Thank You
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Recommended Resources for additional reading
Apart from the links throughout this course I recommend the following resources for additional information:
- The Internet Society (ISOC) IPv6 Portal
- Test your IPv6 connectivity on test-ipv6.com
- The official IANA list of assigned IPv6 address space is very interesting
- The Google IPv6 deployment statistics
- The RIPE NCC IPv6 working group and mailing list
Book recommendations on IPv6
I can recommend the following 3 books (Amazon referral links) which I enjoyed reading:
Start Here Now: IPv6 Foundation Part 1: What is IPv6
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