What You'll Learn

• Generate and test IPv6 packets in a network
• Plan and manage the migration of your network to IPv6
• Implementing new networking software and devices to support IPv6.
• Install and configure associated network services such as DNS and routing protocols.
• Update and configure common networking applications such as email and Web servers.Configure routers and dual stack.

Who Needs to Attend

IT professionals who are familiar with the basic concepts of TCP/IP such as network engineers, network administrators, network consultants and IT managers.

Pre-requisites

A good knowledge of general networking concepts is assumed. IPv6 Forum Certified Network Engineer (Silver) is required

Course Outline

• Introduction to IP
• IPv6 Packet Generation
• Understanding scapy6
• Crafting packets
• Testing with various configurations
• IPv6 Packet Detection
• Understanding SNORT IPv6 Capabilities
• Native IPv6
• IPv6 over Tunnels
• IP Sec
• IPv6 IPSec overview
• Security policies and security associations
• IPSec tunneling
• IPSec Framework
• Authentication header
• Encapsulating security payload
• ESP transport mode
• ISAKMP/IKE
• Internet key exchange IPv6 IPSec in a Windows environment
• Microsoft symmetric key authentication
• Setting up the IPSec tunnel

Ipv6 Intergration

• Header translation
• Tunnel Brokers
• Teredo Tunneling
• 6-in-4 Tunneling
• 6rd
• ds-lite
• IPv4 to IPv6
• Steps to migrate to IPv6
• Hardware
• Software
• Operating System (OS)
• Windows Vista/7/2008 Server
• Linux
• Mac OS
• Legacy OS
• DNS
• Web
• E-mail
• Name Service in IPv6
• IPv6 and DNS
• AAAA and A6 records•
• Reverse lookup in IP.ARPA
• DNS Setup
• Routing protocols
• Dynamic routing and its advantages over the static routing
• RIPng
• ISIS for IPv6
• BGP4+
• DHCPv6
• Stateful address management
• Stateless address management
• Manual address management