IPv6 - Details: Part 1/2
Ronald Schlager
- 出版商: CreateSpace Independ
- 出版日期: 2013-08-09
- 售價: $1,980
- 貴賓價: 9.5 折 $1,881
- 語言: 英文
- 頁數: 136
- 裝訂: Paperback
- ISBN: 1492121584
- ISBN-13: 9781492121589
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This is the seminar handout of our fully independent seminar about details of the new Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) of the TCP/IP protocol architecture (content of the first day, part 1 of 2 parts).
The seminar covers technical aspects of important changes from the "traditional" Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4) to the "new" Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6), new addresses and their numbers, important protocol functions and their influence to higher layer protocols. Migration concepts and procedures will bei explained.
WHY you should read the handouts:
* because you have to prepare the implementation of IPv6 in your network
* because you need knowledge about protocol functions and the migration from IPv4 to IPv6
* because you prepare IPv6 configurations, run IPv6-capable servers and you are interested in security aspects
Target audience:
Planners, system technicians, consultants
Your PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE:
Networking and TCP/IP knowledge is essential
CONTENT of the Seminar Handout
Part #1 of 2 (this part):
Introduction
Actual availability of IPv4 addresses - Key Requirements - History and Future of IPv6 - Highlights of IPv6 - Advantages and Arguments against IPv6
IPv6 Addressing
Addressing in IPv4 - Addressing in IPv6 (Formats, Size, Syntax, Prefix, Prefix Assignment / Delegation, Validity of an Address, Scope, logical Interfaces of an IPv6 node, Address Types, Unicast Variants, their Use and Values, Mapping of MAC Addresses, Embedding of IPv4 in IPv6 Addresses, Anycast, Multicast, reserved Multicast Addresses, Neighbor Discovery, Multihoming, Renumbering, Mobile IPv6) - Examples of Commands for Address Assignment / Query
IPv6 Protocol Functions
Header Format (Compared to IPv4, Content of Fields Options, Extensions) - Packet Size, Fragmenting - Automatic Configuration (stateless, stateful), Use of DHCPv6 - Defined Security Functions in IPSec
Part #2 of 2:
Influence to Higher Layer Protocols - Migration from IPv4 to IPv6 - Availability of IPv6 - Support of IPv6 in MS-Windows and Linux - How to implement IPv6 - Summary
The seminar covers technical aspects of important changes from the "traditional" Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4) to the "new" Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6), new addresses and their numbers, important protocol functions and their influence to higher layer protocols. Migration concepts and procedures will bei explained.
WHY you should read the handouts:
* because you have to prepare the implementation of IPv6 in your network
* because you need knowledge about protocol functions and the migration from IPv4 to IPv6
* because you prepare IPv6 configurations, run IPv6-capable servers and you are interested in security aspects
Target audience:
Planners, system technicians, consultants
Your PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE:
Networking and TCP/IP knowledge is essential
CONTENT of the Seminar Handout
Part #1 of 2 (this part):
Introduction
Actual availability of IPv4 addresses - Key Requirements - History and Future of IPv6 - Highlights of IPv6 - Advantages and Arguments against IPv6
IPv6 Addressing
Addressing in IPv4 - Addressing in IPv6 (Formats, Size, Syntax, Prefix, Prefix Assignment / Delegation, Validity of an Address, Scope, logical Interfaces of an IPv6 node, Address Types, Unicast Variants, their Use and Values, Mapping of MAC Addresses, Embedding of IPv4 in IPv6 Addresses, Anycast, Multicast, reserved Multicast Addresses, Neighbor Discovery, Multihoming, Renumbering, Mobile IPv6) - Examples of Commands for Address Assignment / Query
IPv6 Protocol Functions
Header Format (Compared to IPv4, Content of Fields Options, Extensions) - Packet Size, Fragmenting - Automatic Configuration (stateless, stateful), Use of DHCPv6 - Defined Security Functions in IPSec
Part #2 of 2:
Influence to Higher Layer Protocols - Migration from IPv4 to IPv6 - Availability of IPv6 - Support of IPv6 in MS-Windows and Linux - How to implement IPv6 - Summary