IPv6 Workshop

TrainingCity USA
Chicago, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, New York, Phoenix, San Diego, Seattle, United States

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' Do you need to gain detailed understanding of the future of TCP/IP? This course focuses on intense, hands on lab activities to allow attendees to build real world expertise with IPv6. Topics such as IPv6 implementation for DNS, mobility, multicasting, security, transition mechanisms, routing, and other emerging topics are explored.
IPv6 Fundamentals
Intro to IPv6
What are the major changes from IPv4?
IETF overview
What RFCs are critical to understanding IPv6?
Overview of Binary, Hexadecimal, decimal addressing concepts: (You just gotta know this stuff!)
Compare IPv4 & IPv6 Headers
Installing the IPv6 Stack
Header Details
IPv6 Address Structure
IPv6 Addressing and Address Allocation Methods
Address types, unicast, multicast, anycast
Address hierarchy: TLA, NLA, SLA
Fragment extension headers
IPv6 Header extension order
IPv6 Address Architecture
Neighbor Discovery & Autoconfiguration
PathMTU & Fragmentation
Lab 1.0: Enabling IPv6
Lab 1.1: Vista IPv6 Overview

IPv6 Name Services & DNS
IPv6 DNS
DNS Implementation with records
BIND & MS DNS
Resolver API
AAAA, PTR, A6 & DNAME RRs
Ip6.arpa & ip6.int
A6 chains
Lab 2.0: Configure DNS with IPv6, capture and analyse traffic

DHCPv6
What’s new with DHCP?
Compare DHCP in IPv4 to DHCPv6
Renumbering with IPv6
Lab 3.0: Understanding Renumbering

Routing in IPv6
CIDR to TLA
Multicast routing
Role of Interdomain Routing Protocol (IDRP)
IS-IS Protocol, RIPing, BGP+
Lab 4.0: Configure & enable RIPng. Traffic analysis using Protocol Analyzer
Lab 4.1: Configure & enable OSPFv3. Traffic analysis using Protocol Analyzer
Lab 4.2 MP-BGP Implementation Case Study

IPv6 Transition
Dual Stack IPv4 / IPv6 in Vista
Establishing manual tunnels
Tunnel Broker
Simple Internet Transition (SIT)
Managing Addressing & DNS issues
Tunnelling & 6Bone operation
ISATAP
Lab 5.0: Establish a manual tunnel
Lab 5.1: Using a Tunnel Broker
Lab 5.2: Implementing 6to4
Lab 5.3: Implementing NAT-PT

IPv6 Security
IP Sec Overview: Why Layer 3 for VPN?
Layer 3 VPN concepts in IPv4 & IPv6
Authentication & confidentiality in IPv6
Layer 3 vs. Layer 4 Security Concepts
Explain AH (Authentication Header) & ESP (Encryption Security Payload)
Lab 6.0: Use protocol analyzer to capture AH & ESP traffic

IP Mobility
Overview of Mobile IPv6
What is Roaming?
Wireless IP Mobility
Wireless IPv6 Security
Mobile Access Routers
Advanced topics in Mobile IPv6
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Phone:800-381-5654

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San Diego, CA, 92122 USA

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