The Fundamentals, Design, and Deployment of IPv6 (IP6FD) course offers a comprehensive view on implementing IPv6. This course is designed to equip engineers and technicians with the skills needed to deploy IPv6 solutions in complex environments. You will learn how to configure and manage IPv6 features on Cisco routers, while exploring the key benefits of IPv6 over IPv4.
The goal is to give you complete mastery of the tools and technologies that facilitate the transition to IPv6. This training is distinguished by real case studies, helping you understand how these concepts apply in practical scenarios. The integration of IPv6 is now essential with the continued growth of the Internet and the increasing number of connected devices, such as IoT.
If you want to understand the fundamentals of IPv6 and optimize your network infrastructure for the future, this course is for you. The skills acquired will be immediately applicable to your daily work, making you more competitive in your field.
By choosing this course, you equip yourself with the necessary skills to tackle the challenges of migrating to IPv6. You will not only learn how to configure the required tools but also use advanced technologies like OSPFv3 and BGP. Moreover, you will discover the benefits of network transition and integration strategies for IPv4 and IPv6 environments.
Module 1: IPv6 Approach Explanation
Module 2: Characteristics and Benefits of IPv6
Module 3: IPv6 Transition Strategies
Module 4: IPv6 Addressing Architecture
Module 5: IPv6 Header Format
Module 6: Enabling IPv6 on Cisco Routers
Module 7: ICMPv6 and Neighbor Discovery
Module 8: IPv6 Mobility
Module 9: DNS in an IPv6 Environment
Module 10: DHCPv6 Operations
Module 11: QoS Support in an IPv6 Environment
Module 12: Cisco IOS Software Features
Module 13: Examining OSPFv3
Module 14: Examining EIGRP for IPv6
Module 15: Understanding MP-BGP
Module 16: Configuring IPv6 Policy-Based Routing
Module 17: Configuring FHRP for IPv6
Module 18: Configuring Route Redistribution
Module 19: Implementing Multicast in an IPv6 Network
Module 20: Using IPv6 MLD
Module 21: Implementing Dual Stack
Module 22: Tunneling Mechanisms for IPv6
Module 23: Transitioning to Single-Stack Deployments
Module 24: Configuring IPv6 ACLs
Module 25: Using IPsec, IKE, and VPNs
Module 26: Security Issues in an IPv6 Transition Environment
Module 27: IPv6 Security Practices
Module 28: Configuring Cisco IOS Firewall for IPv6
Module 29: IPv6 Address Allocation
Module 30: IPv6 Multihoming Issues
Module 31: IPv6 Enterprise Deployment Strategies
Module 32: IPv6 Support in MPLS
Module 33: High-Speed Access Services for IPv6
Module 34: IPv6 Cloud and Software-Defined Deployments
Module 35: Planning and Implementing IPv6 in Enterprise Networks
Module 36: Planning and Implementing IPv6 in Branch Networks
The Fundamentals, Design, and Deployment of IPv6 (IP6FD) training responds to the challenges posed by IPv4 exhaustion. With the rapid growth of connected devices and the continued expansion of the Internet, transitioning to IPv6 is crucial. IPv4 addresses are becoming increasingly scarce, while IPv6 provides a long-term solution with its larger address space.
IPv6 offers numerous benefits, such as simplified autoconfiguration, more efficient IP address management, and improved performance for emerging technologies like IoT. Additionally, it significantly enhances security by integrating protocols such as IPsec natively. Today, IPv6 is the standard for new network architectures.
This course will allow you to master the design and deployment of IPv6 in professional environments. You will learn to use advanced tools like OSPFv3 and BGP, which are necessary for an effective transition to IPv6. The program also covers practical aspects, such as using ICMPv6, configuring ACLs, and securing IPv6 networks.
The course is structured around key modules that cover all technical aspects of IPv6, from addressing, routing protocols, to security. In addition, several hands-on labs are included to apply the concepts learned. You will work on real-world IPv6 deployment scenarios in a Cisco environment.
Is IPv6 difficult to implement?
Although IPv6 introduces new concepts, with proper training, it becomes relatively straightforward to implement.
What are the main advantages of IPv6?
A larger address space, simplified autoconfiguration, and improved security thanks to integrated IPsec.
Why transition to IPv6 now?
The exhaustion of IPv4 addresses and the rise of connected devices make transitioning to IPv6 essential for businesses.
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