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IPv6 Addressing and IPv6 Static Routing Practical's

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Lessons in This Class

    • 1.

      Introduction

      1:02

    • 2.

      What is IPv6

      7:04

    • 3.

      IPv6 Addressing on end Devices

      4:34

    • 4.

      IPv6 Address on Routers

      5:23

    • 5.

      IPv6 Routing

      4:19

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About This Class

Hello everyone, this class is based on a very important topic of Networking & IT industry, if you are related to technical field, even you are a student or working as a professional then you need to be very clear with IPV6 address Practical Implementation & IP Version 6 Routing. In this class we will learn about IPV6 addressing & create Practically Local area network and wide area network & IPv6 static route.

What is IP Version 6?

In this lecture we will understand what IP version 6 is and how it is implemented; we will understand the difference between IPv6.

How to provide IPv6 Address to end devices?

In this lecture we are discussing about one of the most important part of network i.e. IPv6 addressing implementation to End devices, we will choose Prefix length according to the need of Host in the network and provide default gateway to PC.

How to provide IPv6 Address to Router?

In this Lecture we will understand how to provide IPv6 address to Router, Router is used to provide route from one network to another network and create wide area network using different network id.

IPv6 Static route

In this lecture we are going to explain LAN and wan implementation. In this lecture we will create Static route with next hop and then will check the connectivity between different networks.

Conclusion

Computers are useless unless they perform some service. Now that we've discussed some of the major concepts like IPv6 Address, Prefix length & implementation of local and wide area network. A good understanding of these concepts will help you to understand about IP version 6 Connectivity in network easily.

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1. Introduction: Hello everyone, Welcome to IPV6 addressing and configuration lecture, which is the most important and hot topic of networking industry. I'm going to explain what is IPV6 address, how to implement IPV6 address, and how to implement routing in IPV6 address. In detail, I will explain you about how to design the network for IPV6 address and Cisco Packet Tracer simulator and how to create local and wide area network with the help of IPV6 addressing, how to connect IPV6 devices with each other, and how to provide IPV6 addressing to end devices. And after that on router, I'm definitely share after this IPV6 addressing, configuration and routing, there will be a great exposure of IPV6 address and you can implement IPV6 addressing easily. So let's get started. 2. What is IPv6: Hello everyone, welcome to the very first lecture of IPV6 addressing. In this class, I'm going to explain you about what is IPV6. But before I starting IPV6, we need to understand the difference between IPV4 or IPV6. So let's get started when IPV4 first. So as we know that IPV4 is an address of them for if we talk about the size of my IPv4 address, it is 32-bit decimal address, and it is represented by a dot. The debates are divided into four octet, eight dot, dot, dot it. In IPV4, we have classes, five classes of IP address. We have a, B, C, D, and E in which a, B, C classes are used for networking, while D and E classes are reserved for multicasting and scientific research and recovery. To a wide range of IP address. We use the concept of subnetting. Subnetting we use FLSA them as well as VLS. Same concept if we talk about the complete IPV6 address detail than we have 4.29 billion addresses are available in IPV4. Addresses are reserved for default route, some are reserved for loopback addresses, some are reserved for another purposes. While now we have to discuss about IPV6. Ipv6 is a huge address. Why it is the hot topic of network industry, because it has a very, very large scales of IPV6 addresses. Ipv6 address size is 128 bit and it is not represented by a decimal because for example, if very present IPV6 in decimal concept, then we have to use like here, up to 168. That's why they have changed it into hexadecimal format. Now hexadecimal format is in this we can use numerical value 0 to nine, as well as alphabets from a to F. So 1011131415 are respectively a to F values. So IPV6 address is represented by a colon. So this is the sign of colon, and it is represented by hexa. So we have 16 columns, 16 columns, 16. So it is the representation of 12345678. So in IPV6, we don't have any classes. We can do subnetting, but here we don't need it because we are going to use it for private purpose. We can do subnetting but we don't need it. And also I just want to clear one thing in IPV4, we are using a subnet mask to divide network ID and host ID, but an IPV6 address, you can directly use a prefix length. Now, prefix length is the same value as CIDR, an IPV4, we call it as CIDR, and in IPV6 we call it as prefix lens. Now prefix length is like slash 16, 30 to 486348096112 and last 128, if you remember IPV4 address, if you have seen our video on Skillshare about IPV4, I have explained about 32 bits are divided into 81624328162432. Similarly, IPV6 addresses are represented like this. And in this we don't need any subnet mask. We can directly use this prefix length value. Now we have to check how IPV6 addresses are written. Let's move on to the next slide. Ipv6 is using hexa format. So zeros, zeros, zeros 0 to f, f, f, f. 3. IPv6 Addressing on end Devices: Hello everyone. Welcome again to the second class for IPV6 implementation. This class, I'm going to explain how to assign IPV6 address two pieces. So we will create a lamb with the help of switch and pieces. So let's get started. Here. I'm using Cisco Packet Tracer simulator and I'm going to use 2960 switch. Here. I'm going to use four pieces that will be connected to switch with the help of straight cable, you can use automatic cable also if you know the things. So I have connected for devices with the switch, so it will create a land. Now. Now I want to use IPV6 address here. So in my last video, I have implemented that 20010 dB. It is reserved for examples and documentations. But here we are going to use private IP address space. So there is no need to use 2001 actually. But if you want to use them, this is the best IP address, IPV6 address for example. So we have to click on PC, click on deck stop and IP configuration. Now an IPV4, we use this dialogue box, but then for IPV6 configuration, we have to use this. We have three options for giving the IPV6 address, DHCP, config and static. So I'm going to use here because this is our first-class. So in IPV6 address, I'm going to use 2001 column. So I'm not going to use 0 dB it here. Instead of that, I'm going to use here 123. So you can check here, I'm going to use zeros only for one. I have used two visits to the 11123 and rest all are zeros because I want to explain you when i will of the dialog box. After that, I will open the dialog box. These are all zeros will convert into double columns. So slash value here you have to give the prefix length. For example, I'm going to use 96 here. So this is the link local address, same as the automatic private IP address. We have worked in IPV4. And here you have to use IPV6 gateway. So I'm going to use gateway address here, 1123. So I'm here going to use a 100. So gateway is the address that the switch is going to connect with that router. So I will connect the router also, you can check that all the zeros are converted into double column. So again, we have to click on my second PC. Now this time I can use directly double colon two. My syntax is 96, my prefix length 20011, brain D3, and double colon 100. You can directly use double colon if you will use zeros and automatically they will convert it. My third IPV6 addresses, 20011, Grundy three, double colon three slash 96. Now I have copied this. You can check automatically, it is going to be converted. Last PC I have to convert, configure. For 96. This is done. So my IPV6 addressing is configured on my end device. Now the task is how to check that connectivity between two devices. So we have to go in the command prompt, we have to use the command ping 2000s 1123. Suppose you want to ping with two. So click on this, you will get reply from this. So this is the land connectivity with the IPV6 addressing. In my next class, I'm going to explain you how to provide IPV6 addressing on routers. So thank you so much. 4. IPv6 Address on Routers: Hello everyone. Welcome to Lecture three or five, maybe six. In last video, we have discussed about how to provide IPV6 addressing on the end devices, and we have already configured about PCs with the IPV6 addressing. Now it's time to start working on router also because already we have given the gateway and gateway is the exit point of any network. So for that practical, I have to use a router there. So I'm going to use 18412 routers and also am going to use one switch and two pieces for another network. In this network, I have used 2001123 double colon slash 96 network. So in my next network I'm going to use to those and 1124 network. And also if you want to connect router to router, I'm going to use here 192168, sorry, 2001 one twenty one twenty five. So you can check we have three different networks. So again, we have to connect switch with the PCs and also switch with the router. Here you have an option if you want to connect router to router with CTL port, then you have to add HW IC2 teapot here. But we have only two routers. So I'm easily going to connect it with cross cable with Fast Ethernet 0 by one port. Here I'm going to provide IPV6 address to another PC. One grantee for 1962001, gateway will be the 100. So I'm going to copy the gateway because it will help me to put up in another 124 double colon to 96, one twenty four hundred. So it is the time to configure the router because we have already given the gateway, as well as we have provided IP addresses. Let's click on my first router. Go to CLI. And now you can check you will It will continue with the configuration dialog yes and no. So you have to put a note. First command is enabled configuration terminal. Now I'm going to provide the IP address to my fast Ethernet 0 by 0 interface f is 0 by 0. Ipv6 address 2001123, double colon 100 slash 96. So this is the criteria to provide the IPV6 address. While in IPV4 address, we are provided with a subnet mask. So no shirt and exit. Now you can check the link is going to be up. Again, I'm going to provide IPV6 address to have 0 by one IPV6 address, 2001125, double colon one slash 96. No shut down will be there. But the link will not be up because on the other side we have two no shutdown command used on my second router. So to save this command, I'm going to use do right? And if you want to provide IPV6 routing in future, then you have to use command IPV6 unicast routing. But that we will cover in my next class because I'm going to use IPV6 aesthetic routing also embeds. Let's move on to second router. Continue with configuration dialog, no, unable config interface. Fast Ethernet, 0 slash 0. That will be connected with switch IPV6 address 2001124 double colon 100 slash 96. Because that will be the gateway for these two pieces. And interface f is 0 by one. Ipv6 address, 2001125 double colon two, because on the other hand, we have given one address and no shirt. When you put no shutdown command, you will check all the links of routers will be the green links. So now they are connected with each other. If you want to ping, you can use this message box also. You can think this with this also. But if you try to ping this network with another network, it will not be possible because we have not provided IPV6 routing here. So in my next video, I'm going to let you know about how to provide route in IPV6 addressing. Thank you so much. 5. IPv6 Routing: Hello everyone, Welcome to the lecture of IPV6, static routing. In my last video, I have provided IPV6 addresses to the end devices, as well as we have provided IPV6 on the router. But now it's time to connect these routers with another network. So that's what I'm going to explain you about static routing in IPV6 address with the next row. So for that I have to check, Show IPV6 route command on my router because I wanted to check what are my direct routes, IPV6 rules. So in this you can check the C is showing that your 2001123 is your direct network, is showing that this is your local address on your router. Like what is the IP address you have provided on this? And same as C stands for connected root and L stands for local. Now, in IPV6 traffic routing, we have to use indirect network. So if 1231 Twenty-five is my direct network, so I have only one network here, 2001124, which is going to be indirect. I have to click on router. First of all, to start the routing, I have to use command IPV6, unicast routing because there are so many routers on wage. Ipv6 addressing is disabled. Ipv6 routing is disabled. Actually, I have to enable the IPV6 routings. That's why I have used the command IPV6 unicast routing. So after that I have to use that command IPV6 route. Now my indirect prefixes, 2000s, 1124, double colon slash 96. Now I want to use next hope IPV6 address. So this is my IPV6 address on F 0 by one is 2125 double colon one. So that's why my next to or IPV6 addresses 2001125 double colon two. So I have given the IPV6 route. Again, I'm going to use Show IPV6 route. Here. Static route is showing that if you want to go to this network than Y or this part, you can go. Again, same process we have to implement on Router two. Now you want to check that how many direct network, so we have to direct network 124 and one-to-five. But 123 network is not my direct network, so I have to implement a route for 2001123 double colon slash 96, okay? So IPV6 unicast routing is going to be enabled on router two, IPV6 route 2001123, double colon slash 96 space. Now we have to implement the next hole. Here. From here we have an extra 4125 double colon, one. Show IPV6 route here. You can check the static route. And if you go to the deck stop command prompt and tried to pin 2001124 double colon one. Then you can check to you, you will get the reply from what 241. One important thing that we have to be notice there that an IPV4, when we do routing, then the first packet is failed. But in IPV6, there is no failure of packets. So it's all about IPV6. I hope you understand all the concepts of providing IP address on n devices router, as well as the routing also. So thank you so much. This is the end of IPV6 lecture.