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IPv601

Course outline

4 days

Duration

4 days

Course Description

This program is designed to increase practical engineering expertise and hands-on knowledge to tackle complex systems and configurations, extending his/ her confidence by demonstrating that IPv6 will be deployed by qualified engineers.

You will learn to :

  • Implementing new networking software and devices to support IPv6
  • Implementing auto-configuration to manage IPv6 addresses
  • Configuring the different IPv6 migration tools such as tunneling in order to facilitate the transition
  • Obtain and configure upgrades for common operating systems

Approach

  • This is particle training program that’s conducted in a lab environment. The participants will have a hand on experience as how network systems work. Devices and equipment will be used in the class in-order to help the participants identify these devised. Group discussion and Q&A sessions will be encourages in order for participants to understand thing more clearly.

Prerequisites

  • A good knowledge of general networking concepts is assumed. IPv4 is reviewed as it is compared and contrasted with IPv6, but experience on IPv4 is necessary.
  • All participants are required to bring a laptop

Objective/ What you will learn?

This course is designed to provide Network Engineers the skills needed to implement IPv6 in multi-vendor, commercial environment.

Course Outline

Introduction - The Need for IPv6

  • The problems with IPv4
  • Protocol Life Expectancy
  • What’s wrong with IPv4
  • IPv4 Addressing Crisis
  • The End-to-End Problem

IPv6 Protocol Basics

  • The IPv6 Address Space
  • IPv6 header format
  • IPv4 Versus IPv6
  • IPv6 Header Fields
  • Option Headers
  • IPv6 Packet Size Limits
  • Jumbo grams
  • Other IPv6 Features

Current Solutions to IPv4 Depletion Problem

  • Network Address Rationing
  • IP Sub-netting
  • Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDDR)
  • Dynamic host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
  • Recycling Unused IP Networks
  • Sub-netting Class A Networks
  • Network Address Translation (NAT)
  • Realm – Specific IP (RSIP)

IPv6 Addressing

  • IPv6 Address Type
  • Network and Node Addressing
  • Aggregrately Addressing
  • IPv6 Address Representation
  • Unicast Address Types
  • IPv6 Address Format
  • IPv6 Node Self – Awareness

IPv6 Overview

  • Opportunities offered by IPv6
  • Introductory Overview of IPv6
  • Migration and Co-existence

IPv6 Neighbour Discovery

  • Neighbour Discovery Overview
  • Neighbour Discovery Message Format
  • Neighbour Discovery Options
  • Neighbour Discover Messages & Processes

IPv6 Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMPv6)

  • New Control Message Protocol
  • ICMPv6 Messages
  • Fragmentation and Path MTU
  • Other ICMPv6 functions

Transition Approaches and Mechanisms

  • IPv^/ IPv4 Dual Stack
  • Translation Mechanisms
  • Tunnelling

IPv6 Routing

  • IP Routing Fundamentals
  • 14.2 RIP and RIPng
  • OSPF and OSPFng
  • IPv6 and BGP
  • IPv6 Routing Issues

Programme scope, delivery arrangements and suitability are confirmed during enquiry.