IPv6 Part 4/4: Lab Demo
Here we are with our Demo, our IPv6 Lab!
In this video our Senior Network Solutions Consultant, Agustin Ciciliani, guides you through setting up a lab featuring an IPv6 host, a router, and a DHCP version 6 server, all connected within the Vlan 2000 subnet.
Watch as we start with the basics, showing initial configurations including the host’s stateless DHCP version 6 setup and the router’s role in sending advertisements and acting as a relay. You will each step clearly demonstrated, from the host generating its link-local address to the intricate dance of router advertisements and DHCP solicitations.
We delve deep into the OSPF version 3 setup on the router to ensure seamless subnet connectivity and set up a DHCP version 6 server equipped to distribute crucial network information. Get an insider’s look at the debug outputs to see exactly what happens under the hood when the IPv6 host comes online, setting up its interface, and reaching out to the network beyond. By the end of this video, you’ll witness successful network communication firsthand with a ping and traceroute to the remote DHCP server.
This isn’t just another tutorial; it’s your step-by-step guide to mastering IPv6 networking in a lab environment, complete with real-time problem-solving and optimization tips. Perfect for anyone looking to enhance their networking skills or simply curious about the nuts and bolts of IPv6.
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