Tag Archives: IPv6

Misc. labbing

Posted on January 24, 2012 by Jay McMickle

3 hours I haven’t logged much here as I’ve been doing 30mins here, an hour or two there, in my free time!  I’ve been re-creating what I experienced on the lab, and then mixing it up with other technologies to … Continue reading →

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IPExpert V3 Lab1 cont’d

Posted on September 14, 2011 by Jay McMickle

2 hours Picked back up on this lab. Covered multicast and IOS Features/Services.  Got stuck on IPV6 with Frame-Relay and EIGRP.  I’ve done the latter, but I’m going to read up on IPV6 with FRS.  Doesn’t make sense- old with the … Continue reading →

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IPV6 and OSPFv3

Posted on August 31, 2011 by Jay McMickle

1.5 hours Narbik IPV6 Lab 2, 3, and 4 Cool stuff- I’m really liking IPV6! How to summarize (I need to dig deeper here) 2000:1:1:0::1/64 2000:1:1:0::1/64 2000:1:1:0::1/64 2000:1:1:0::1/64 Summary- 2000:1:1:0::1/62 (like a /22 with IPV4) With OPSFv3, you can only … Continue reading →

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IPV6

Posted on August 27, 2011 by Jay McMickle

2 hours Watched IPExpert’s VoD on IPV6 Went through a basic Narbik IPV6 lab Notes- – ipv6 unicast-routing (enables IPV6 on the router) – int f0/0      ipv6 enable (enabled IPV6 ND (neighbor discovery), and assigns link-local)      ipv6 … Continue reading →

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Narbik Adv. WB1 Lab 2 cont’d

Posted on July 3, 2011 by Jay McMickle

1.5 hours IPV6 Switches, by default, won’t handle the IPV6 address assignments.  You need to apply the sdm prefer dual default command and reload.  Then, you can assign. S1#int f0/1 no switch ipv6 add 12:1:1:12::1/64 UDLD– I was aware of … Continue reading →

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IPv6 Reading

Posted on December 13, 2010 by Jay McMickle

Realizing that I know just about nothing about IPv6, I picked up my CCIE book, 4th edition R&S, and started reading up.  I’m starting to get it, but it’s going to take another 4-5 times of reading this 66 page … Continue reading →

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