TCP/IP IPv6 Online Training

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Keith Barker

24:18:16

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1. IPv6 Fundamentals .mp4

05:14

2. Using IPv6 .mp4

07:15

3. Welcome to IPv6 .mp4

10:30

4. IPv6 128bits, Masks, Hex and You .mp4

30:52

5. IPv6 Multiple IP address types .mp4

37:21

6. IPv6 Build the Network, Now .mp4

34:15

7. IPv6 Solicited Node and Link Local Multicast .mp4

54:10

8. IPv6 RIPng Routing Protocol .mp4

28:00

9. IPv6 OSPFv3 Part 1 of 2 .mp4

31:52

10. IPv6 OSPFv3 Part 2 of 2 .mp4

39:34

11. IPv6 EIGRP .mp4

42:46

12. IPv6 Route Summarization .mp4

29:04

13. IPv6 BGP Fundamentals .mp4

39:47

14. IPv6 BGP Configuration and Verification .mp4

57:39

15. IPv6 Stateless Address Auto Configuration .mp4

37:29

16. IPv6 IS-IS .mp4

34:40

17. IPv6 HSRP .mp4

38:50

18. IPv6 GLBP .mp4

52:50

19. IPv6 NDP .mp4

01:02:37

20. IPv6 DHCP and DNS .mp4

31:18

21. IPv6 RAs and the MO bits .mp4

29:48

22. IPv6 DHCP Relay Agent .mp4

24:48

23. IPv6 Prefix Delegation .mp4

30:44

24. IPv6 SSH and ACLs .mp4

36:36

25. IPv6 Context Based Access Control .mp4

24:23

26. IPv6 Zoned Based Firewall on an IOS Router .mp4

32:21

27. IPv6 Multicast Routing Concepts .mp4

43:27

28. IPv6 Multicast Routing Configuration .mp4

50:38

29. IPv6 BSR and Embedded RP .mp4

49:01

30. IPv6 Tunneling with GRE and Auto 6to4 .mp4

56:12

31. IPv6 Tunnel Brokers - TCPIP IPv6 CBT Nuggets.mp4

30:44

32. MPLS Fundamentals .mp4

36:56

33. IPv6 AToM .mp4

36:14

34. IPv6 MPLS L3 VPNs (6VPE) Concepts .mp4

34:10

35. IPv6 Implementing 6VPE .mp4

51:10

36. IPv6 AnyCast Addresses .mp4

19:15

37. Introduction to Describe IPv6 Core Addressing Concepts .mp4

01:04

38. Comparing IPv4 and IPv6 - TCPIP IPv6 CBT Nuggets.mp4

09:41

39. Binary, Decimal, and Hex .mp4

12:50

40. Making IPv6 Addresses Shorter .mp4

07:50

41. Types of IPv6 Addresses .mp4

21:23

42. Designing IPv6 Addressing .mp4

13:00

43. Configuring IPv6 Addressing .mp4

10:56

44. Configure IPv6 Addressing Lab .mp4

07:43

45. Review of Describe IPv6 Core Addressing Concepts .mp4

06:08

46. Introducing IPv6 Static Routes .mp4

01:22

47. IPv6 Static Route Lab Topology .mp4

05:20

48. Adding IPv6 Directly Connected Routes .mp4

13:27

49. Planning Static IPv6 Network and Default Routes .mp4

07:42

50. Configuring Static IPv6 Default and Network Routes .mp4

11:03

51. Floating Static IPv6 Host Routes .mp4

11:26

52. IPv6 Static Routes Review .mp4

06:17

53. IPv6 Static Route Case Study and Lab .mp4

15:50

54. Review of Configure and Verify Cisco IPv6 Static Routes .mp4

02:44

Description

In this entry-level networking skills training, Keith Barker covers the TCP/IP IPv6 objectives in the A+ Core 220-1001 exam, which is one of two exams required to earn the CompTIA A+ certification.

IPv4 theoretically has about four billion usable IP addresses, which sounded like a lot back in the 1980s. But we went through those pretty quickly. IPv6 has 128 bits and 340 undecillion possible IP addresses. The transition from IPv4 to IPv6, though, is going slowly. But it’s still a topic you should know whether you’re just starting out or an experienced IT professional in any field.

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After finishing this TCP/IP IPv6 training, you'll know how to implement and verify IPv6 in a Cisco infrastructure with various clients attached as hosts, including Windows, Linux, and Mac. If you're new to IPv6 subnetting, you'll benefit from progressing through the whole course. Experienced learners may find it more advantageous to jump into the Nuggets they find most valuable.

For anyone who manages network infrastructure training, this networking training can be used for Core 220-1001 exam prep, onboarding new network engineers, individual or team training plans, or as a networking reference resource.

TCP/IP IPv6: What You Need to Know

This CompTIA A+ training covers Core 220-1001 TCP/IP IPv6 exam objectives, including these topics:

Mastering IPv6 routing and networking fundamentals
Understanding tools, resources and protocol of IPv6 (e.g. masks, HES, OSPFv3, EIGRP, IS-IS, HSRP, GLBP, NDP, DHCP, DNS, RAs)
Routing and packet transfer utilizing prefix delegation
Securing data with SSH and ACLs
Locking down networks with zone-based firewalls on an IOS router
Tunneling with GRE and Auto 6to4

Who Should Take TCP/IP IPv6 Training?

This TCP/IP IPv6 training is considered foundational networking training, which means it was designed for both new and experienced IT professionals.

New or aspiring IT professionals. If youâ€™re a new IT professional, youâ€™re probably already aware of some of the differences between IPv4 and IPv6, and the lack of out-of-the-box compatibility between them. If youâ€™re interested in making a career out of network engineering, this training can help make sure youâ€™re an expert in using and adapting networks for IPv6 while also preparing you to eventually get your CompTIA A+ certification.

Experienced network administrators. If youâ€™re a network administrator whoâ€™s been working in the industry for several years already and until now your career has focused primarily on IPv4, or if you havenâ€™t received formal training in IPv6, you need this training. It was designed to cover material about IPv6 on the A+ exam, which youâ€™ll need if youâ€™re going to work toward your CompTIA A+ certification, plus it will make you an expert in this contemporary routing protocol.

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The best part of being a trainer is making a difference in the life of a student. When a motivated learner and the correct training meet at the right time, the results are amazing.

Keith Barker discovered a love for computers and networking in 1984 and began his IT career in 1985 at Electronic Data Systems (EDS). He has worked with companies including Paramount Pictures, Blue Cross, and several government agencies. Keith loves to teach and spends most of his time creating fun and useful videos for CBT Nuggets.

Certifications: Cisco CCIE (2x), CISSP, Network+, Security+, VMware, Palo Alto, Check Point

Areas of expertise: Networking and Security

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