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IPv6

Phillies8607

Anyone know of any good materials to get a good understanding of Ipv6? Doing a quick search on Amazon, I came across the book by Laz Diaz: "The Only IP Book You Will Ever Need!: Unraveling the mysteries of IPv4 & IPv6" Anyone ever read that or can you recommend something else?

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YouTube?

ITSpectre

you could also use google. I hear it works wonders!

IPv6 And why does it matter: https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/technology/what-is-ipv6-and-why-does-it-matter/2012/06/06/gJQAbClTIV_story.html

Verities

I found the Official ICND1 book from Wendell Odom to be a good study for IPv6:

CCENT/CCNA ICND1 100-101 Official Cert Guide: 9781587143854: Computer Science Books @ Amazon.com

thomas_

Poke around the Internet Engineering Task Force's website and read the different RFC's that mention IPv6.

Phillies8607

What is a YouTube and what is the Googlie?

doctorlexus

Verities wrote: »

I found the Official ICND1 book from Wendell Odom to be a good study for IPv6:

CCENT/CCNA ICND1 100-101 Official Cert Guide: 9781587143854: Computer Science Books @ Amazon.com

Yeah, this.

Phillies8607

Jk! I only ask since I'm going on vacation in a few weeks so I thought hey why not get a book on something I want to improve on. Not sure of the kind of cell service or Wi-Fi I'll have so a book seems like a good idea to me. Also I just finished the OCG by Odom. It went into some good detail about ipv6 but I'm looking for a little more knowledge about how to deploy it and troubleshoot it. May I should just set it up in my home lab and go from there!

Verities

It sure is an interesting topic. I'd like to know a good book for implementing IPv6 as well. I know the biggest consideration when introducing it into production is the compatibility with applications. If the applications you are using don't support it then it's a null point.