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1 Today¡¦s Network Environment (IPv4)

2 Current IPv4 depletion Information

3 Introduction of IPv6

4 IPv6 address format
4.1 IPv6 general address format and abbreviation

5 IPv6 Address type
5.1 IPv6 Unicast Address
5.1.1 Interface Identifiers (Interface ID)
5.1.2 Loopback Address
5.1.3 Global Unicast Addresses
5.1.4 Link Local IPv6 Unicast Address
5.1.5 Site-Local Unicast under RFC 3879
5.1.6 Unique Local IPv6 Unicast Addresses under RFC 4193
5.2 IPv6 Multicast Address
5.2.1 Pre-defined IPv6 Multicast Address

6 Path MTU Discovery in IPv6

7 ICMPv6
7.1 Introduction of ICMPv6
7.2 IPv6 Neighbor Solicitation and Neighbor Advertisement Message
7.2.1 Duplicate Address Detection (DAD)
7.2.2 Determine Link Layer Address
7.2.3 Lab: Study the start up process of IPv6 device without global unicast address
7.2.4 Lab: Change the Link Local Address of Router1 to FE80::1
7.2.5 Lab: Configure Global Unicast Addresses on Router1 and Router2
7.2.6 Lab: Explore ICMPv6 echo message between two IPv6 hosts
7.2.7 Lab: Explore telnet traffic between two IPv6 hosts
7.2.8 Lab: Explore SSH traffic between two IPv6 hosts
7.2.9 Lab: Explore address conflict
7.2.10 Lab: Explore IPv6 eui-64 Interface ID
7.3 IPv6 Router Solicitation and Router Advertisement Message
7.4 IPv6 Stateless Autoconfiguration
7.4.1 Lab: Explore Router Advertisement Message (Not Perfect !!)
7.4.2 Lab: Explore Router Advertisement Message (Perfect!!)
7.4.3 Lab: Adjust the IPv6 router to send Router Advertisement every 5 seconds.
7.4.4 Lab: Dual Internet Routers connection.
7.4.5 Lab: Dual Internet Routers connection with preference.

8 M and O flag in Router Advertisement Message
8.1 M flag:
8.2 O Flag:
8.3 Configure M or O flag in Cisco Router.
8.3.1 Managed-config-flag:
8.3.2 Other-config-flag
8.4 Lab: Stateless autoconfiguration ¡V Configure Stateless DHCP Server
8.5 Lab: Stateless autoconfiguration ¡V Client: Cisco Router
8.6 Lab: Stateless autoconfiguration ¡V Configure Client: Windows 7
8.7 Lab: Stateless autoconfiguration ¡V Configure Client: Linux (CentOS)
8.8 Lab: Static IPv6 address ¡V Windows 7
8.9 Lab: Static IPv6 address ¡V Linux (CentOS)
8.10 Lab: Explore Native Support of IPv6 in Windows XP
8.11 Lab: Configure Stateful IPv6 DHCP Server
8.12 Lab: Stateful autoconfiguration ¡V Client: Cisco Router
8.13 Lab: Stateful autoconfiguration ¡V Client: Windows 7

9 Building IPv6-ready Web Server by Server 2008 R2
9.1 Lab: Build IPv6-ready IIS (Web Server)

10 Building IPv6-ready DNS Server by Server 2008 R2
10.1 Lab: Build IPv4-based DNS Server
10.2 Lab: Build IPv6-based DNS Server
10.3 Lab: Build IPv4 and IPv6-mixed DNS Server

11 Building IPv6-ready Web Server by Linux (CentOS)
11.1 Build IPv6-ready Apache (Web Server)

12 Building IPv6-ready DNS Server by Linux (CentOS)
12.1 Build IPv6-ready BIND (DNS Server)

13 Building IPv6-ready Email Server by Linux (CentOS)
13.1 Lab: Build IPv6-based Email Server

14 Hurricane Electric IPv6 Certification Program
14.1 Preparation
14.1.1 Topology:
14.1.2 DNS Configuration files:
14.2 Register and utilize Hurricane Electric IPv6 Tunnel Broker
14.3 Level Newbie
14.4 Level Explorer
14.5 Level Enthusiast
14.6 Level Administrator
14.7 Level Professional
14.8 Level Guru
14.9 Level Sage
14.10 Obtain the Hurricane Electric IPv6 Sage Certificate

15 IPv6 Transition Technologies
15.1 Dual Stack
15.2 Tunnels
15.3 Types of Tunnels ¡V Manual and Dynamic
15.3.1 Lab: Configure Static 6-to-4 Tunnel

16 Appendix ¡V Linux Installation

17 Appendix ¡V Using gedit to modify the file in Linux

18 Appendix ¡V Using ¡§Terminal¡¨ in Linux


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