IPv6 Advanced Topics
Dive deeper into the details IPv6 brings to network design and management.
General description
IPv6 touches many parts of a network. IPv6 has left the “early implementers” state and is going mainstream. Today, the amount of IPv6 traffic in the Internet doubles every 9 month, and it is expected that 50% of all traffic in the Internet will be IPv6 by 2018.
IPv6 has much more benefits than a larger address space: simpler network planning and management, new applications, leaner networks.
This training is designed for people that have already have some IPv6 experience and knowledge, but want to dive deeper into the details IPv6 brings to network design and management. This training is being updated for every scheduled training with the latest RFCs and news from the IETF and vendor.
Have a look at our IPv6 Fundamentals Hands-on on class if you are looking for an introduction to IPv6.
Syllabus
- — A plan for IPv6 subnetting
- — Allocation mechanism for flexible growth (RFC 3531)
- — Discussion of subnet sizes
- — /127 subnet for router point-to-point networks
- — Manual Host-IDs for SLAAC
- — Point-to-Point links and IPv6
- — Use cases for Unique local addresses
- — Best practices for DHCPv6 pools
- — IPv6 Routing
- — RIPng
- — OSPFv3
- — Redundant router deployment in IPv6
- — Is there IPv6 NAT?
- — IPv6 prefix translation
- — Technologies to deliver legacy IPv4 over IPv6
- — DS-Lite/stateless DS-Lite
- — 464XLAT
- — DNS64 and NAT64
- — ISATAP
- — 6to4
- — Teredo
- — AYIYA
- — Tunnel Setup Protocol (TSP)
- — DHCPv4 vs. DHCPv6
- — DHCPv6 and IPv6 stateless auto configuration (SLAAC)
- — Stateful and stateless DHCPv6
- — DHCPv6 header and format package
- — DHCPv6 message types
- — DHCPv6 DUID and Identity Associations
- — DHCPv6 client
- — DHCPv6 options
- — DHCPv6 rapid commit
- — DHCPv6 prefix delegation
- — DHCPv6 redundancy deployment considerations
- — DHCPv6 Server implementations
- — Why we want to shut down IPv4
- — Islands of IPv4 in an IPv6 only network
- — Work on IPv4 sunset in the IETF
- — Where can we work without IPv4 today?
- — Network reconnaissance
- — Routing Header issues
- — ICMPv6 attacks
- — Multicast attacks
- — Protecting against rouge routers (RA guard)
- — Node Information Query
- — Issues with IPv6 fragmentation
- — IPv6 large header chain attacks
- — IPv6 filter rules for firewalls
- — Testing a firewall for IPv6
- — IPv6 VPN – IPSec
- — BIND configuration for IPv6
- — “nsupdate” and IPv6
- — “rndc” and IPv6
- — “preferred glue” setting
- — “filter-aaaa” setting
- — “filter-a” setting
- — DNS64 configuration
- — Strategies to bring existing Web-Content into the IPv6 Internet
- — IPv6 reverse proxy
- — ‘Happy Eyeballs” implementations for dual-stack clients
- — Informing clients with broken dual-stack setups
- — Native IPv6 Web-Server
- — Connecting an existing E-Mail system to the IPv6 Internet
- — Best practice recommendations for IPv6 E-Mail
