Free CCNA | IPv6 Part 3 | Day 33 | CCNA 200-301 Complete Course

In Day 33 in this free CCNA 200-301 complete course, you will learn about IPv6, specifically IPv6 static routing.

In this FREE and COMPLETE CCNA 200-301 course you will find lecture videos covering all topics in Cisco official exam topics list, end-of-video quizzes to test your knowledge, flashcards to review, and practice labs to get hands-on experience.
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0:00 Introduction
1:16 Things we'll cover
2:20 IPv6 Address Representation
5:33 IPv6 Header
6:31 IPv6 Header - Version
6:52 IPv6 Header - Traffic Class
7:16 IPv6 Header - Flow Label
7:39 IPv6 Header - Payload Length
8:06 IPv6 Header - Next Header
8:23 IPv6 Header - Hop Limit
8:42 IPv6 Header - Source/Destination
9:25 Solicited-Node Multicast addresses
11:28 Neighbor Discovery Protocol (NDP)
13:18 NDP - Neighbor Solicitation (NS)
15:22 NDP - Neighbor Advertisement (NA)
16:13 IPv6 Neighbor Table
17:24 NDP - Router Solicitation/Advertisement
19:29 SLAAC
21:06 Duplicate Address Detection (DAD)
22:30 IPv6 Static Routing
32:26 Link-Local Next Hops
33:23 Things we covered
35:00 Quiz 1
35:52 Quiz 2
36:43 Quiz 3
37:40 Quiz 4
38:27 Quiz 5
39:20 Boson ExSim

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0:00 - Intro & Things we'll cover

2:20 - RFC 5952 (IPv6 address representation)

5:33 - Brief look into IPv6 header
6:35 - Version field
6:52 - Traffic Class field
7:16 - Flow Label field
7:38 - Payload Length field
8:07 - Next Header field
8:23 - Hop Limit field
8:42 - IPv6 Source Address field & Destination Address field

9:26 - Solicited-Node Multicast Addresses

11:27 - Neighbor Discovery Protocol
13:18 - NS (Neighbor Solicitation)
15:22 - NA (Neighbor Advertisement)
16:14 - IPv6 Neighbor Table
17:24 - RS/RA (Router Solicitation/ Router Advertisement)
21:06 - DAD (Duplicate Address Detection)

19:29 - SLAAC (Stateless Address Auto-configuration)

21:06 - DAD (Duplicate Address Detection)

22:31 - IPv6 Static Routing
25:44 - ipv6 route command
27:00 - Directly Attached/Recursive/Fully Specified Static Route
30:00 - network/host/default routes

33:23 - The things we covered

34:56-QUIZ
35:00 - question#1
35:53 - question#2
36:41 - question#3
37:40 - question#4
38:25 - question#5
39:20 - question from Boson

[NetworkingwithHamza]

Recursive 'host' route. ... Wow .. what a question. I really need to work on reading the question properly without jumping to answer. I just saw 'recursive', selected D as A was directly attached, B was fully specified, C was to /128 and D was /64 . I went with /64. Thanks for such questions that need fully understanding and focus to be correct.

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[scottehrlich]

I have not read all the comments, but regarding the RFC and Cisco products - what was not mentioned was the date the RFC was published compared to when the Cisco products showing varying hex values was made. Thus, if the RFC was published AFTER the Cisco product was made available, there is no way the Cisco product could properly show the hex values after, unless a software update for the Cisco product that might include the update was made available for the product.

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This video is awesome. explanations are very easy to understand. And I learned a lot about NDP functions. I finally found out the reason why Link-local next hop needs the exit interface specified. Thanks Jeremy. 😀

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[eyobhaile]

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on the IPv6 version (0b0110) what is 0b? I was expecting only 0110 even letter 'b' in four bit size.

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[Judicial]

Technically RFC 5952 is RECOMMENDING that we follow that standardization.

[robertcooper]

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