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How many subnets can an organization deploy using 16 bits for subnetting?
How many subnets can an organization deploy using 16 bits for subnetting?
- 65536 (correct)
- 4096
- 256
- 16777216
What type of IPv6 address identifies a single network interface?
What type of IPv6 address identifies a single network interface?
- Broadcast address
- Multicast address
- Anycast address
- Unicast address (correct)
What is the default unicast route address in IPv6?
What is the default unicast route address in IPv6?
- 127.0.0.0/8
- ::/0 (correct)
- 0.0.0.0/0
- ::1
What is the role of an anycast address in IPv6?
What is the role of an anycast address in IPv6?
What purpose does the loopback address serve in IPv6?
What purpose does the loopback address serve in IPv6?
Which technology allows IPv6 packets to be encapsulated within IPv4 packets?
Which technology allows IPv6 packets to be encapsulated within IPv4 packets?
Which statement correctly describes multicast addressing in IPv6?
Which statement correctly describes multicast addressing in IPv6?
Which of the following best describes the purpose of the interface identifier in IPv6?
Which of the following best describes the purpose of the interface identifier in IPv6?
What major benefit does the dual-stack approach provide?
What major benefit does the dual-stack approach provide?
What happens when a packet is sent to an anycast address?
What happens when a packet is sent to an anycast address?
Which of the following describes the role of dual-stacked routers?
Which of the following describes the role of dual-stacked routers?
What is a critical consideration when planning an IPv6 migration?
What is a critical consideration when planning an IPv6 migration?
Why is the use of the all-nodes multicast group in IPv6 discouraged?
Why is the use of the all-nodes multicast group in IPv6 discouraged?
What is a key feature of IPv6 addressing compared to traditional broadcasting?
What is a key feature of IPv6 addressing compared to traditional broadcasting?
What does the translation technology involve during IPv6 migration?
What does the translation technology involve during IPv6 migration?
Which of the following does NOT describe dual-stack deployment?
Which of the following does NOT describe dual-stack deployment?
What notation indicates the routing prefix of an IPv6 interface address?
What notation indicates the routing prefix of an IPv6 interface address?
Which organization is responsible for managing IPv6 address allocation?
Which organization is responsible for managing IPv6 address allocation?
How much of the total IPv6 address space is allocated for use on the Internet?
How much of the total IPv6 address space is allocated for use on the Internet?
What is the smallest block size that Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) can assign to local Internet registries?
What is the smallest block size that Regional Internet Registries (RIRs) can assign to local Internet registries?
What type of address space is used to allow provider changes without renumbering?
What type of address space is used to allow provider changes without renumbering?
What is the maximum number of /48 blocks an ISP can divide from a /32 block?
What is the maximum number of /48 blocks an ISP can divide from a /32 block?
What is a primary benefit of the large IPv6 address space?
What is a primary benefit of the large IPv6 address space?
What is the main difference between configured tunnels and automatic tunnels?
What is the main difference between configured tunnels and automatic tunnels?
Which range is used for Internet Exchange Points (IXPs) communication with their ISPs?
Which range is used for Internet Exchange Points (IXPs) communication with their ISPs?
In a typical router-to-router tunneling scenario, what does the first router do with the IPv6 packet?
In a typical router-to-router tunneling scenario, what does the first router do with the IPv6 packet?
What role does the endpoint router play in the tunneling process?
What role does the endpoint router play in the tunneling process?
In a host-to-host tunneling configuration, what is the primary characteristic?
In a host-to-host tunneling configuration, what is the primary characteristic?
What type of addresses do routers use to encapsulate IPv6 packets in a tunneling scenario?
What type of addresses do routers use to encapsulate IPv6 packets in a tunneling scenario?
Which of the following best describes a router-to-router tunnel?
Which of the following best describes a router-to-router tunnel?
What happens during the automatic tunneling process?
What happens during the automatic tunneling process?
Which of the following statements about encapsulation in tunneling is accurate?
Which of the following statements about encapsulation in tunneling is accurate?
What is the main purpose of automatic tunneling in IPv6/IPv4 communications?
What is the main purpose of automatic tunneling in IPv6/IPv4 communications?
Which tunneling technique utilizes a global address prefix for router-to-router communication?
Which tunneling technique utilizes a global address prefix for router-to-router communication?
What is the main function of the Stateless IP/ICMP Translation (SIIT) algorithm?
What is the main function of the Stateless IP/ICMP Translation (SIIT) algorithm?
In which scenario is a translation approach recommended over tunneling?
In which scenario is a translation approach recommended over tunneling?
What does the ISATAP tunneling technique primarily involve?
What does the ISATAP tunneling technique primarily involve?
Which tunneling technique allows communication through NAT firewalls?
Which tunneling technique allows communication through NAT firewalls?
What mechanism is used by the SIIT algorithm to convert an IPv4 address into an IPv4-mapped address?
What mechanism is used by the SIIT algorithm to convert an IPv4 address into an IPv4-mapped address?
What is the notable feature of configured tunnels compared to automatic tunnels?
What is the notable feature of configured tunnels compared to automatic tunnels?
Which format is used as a source IP address within the SIIT algorithm when dealing with IPv4-mapped addresses?
Which format is used as a source IP address within the SIIT algorithm when dealing with IPv4-mapped addresses?
Which of the following describes the operation of Tunnel Brokers?
Which of the following describes the operation of Tunnel Brokers?
Which automatic tunneling technique utilizes IPv4 multicasting for communication?
Which automatic tunneling technique utilizes IPv4 multicasting for communication?
Why is the IPv4-mapped address format invalid as a source address for tunneling?
Why is the IPv4-mapped address format invalid as a source address for tunneling?
What is a common disadvantage of unipolar encoding for long-distance transmissions?
What is a common disadvantage of unipolar encoding for long-distance transmissions?
What is the term used to describe the waveform pattern of voltage representing digital signals on transmission links?
What is the term used to describe the waveform pattern of voltage representing digital signals on transmission links?
In unipolar encoding, what state maintains a voltage of zero volts?
In unipolar encoding, what state maintains a voltage of zero volts?
What can cause a stray capacitance effect in unipolar encoded signals?
What can cause a stray capacitance effect in unipolar encoded signals?
Which type of encoding is also known as Return to Zero (RTZ)?
Which type of encoding is also known as Return to Zero (RTZ)?
Flashcards
IPv6 Unicast Address
IPv6 Unicast Address
An IPv6 address that identifies a single network interface.
IPv6 Anycast Address
IPv6 Anycast Address
An IPv6 address assigned to a group of interfaces, typically on different nodes. Packets are delivered to the nearest interface.
IPv6 Multicast Address
IPv6 Multicast Address
An IPv6 address used by multiple hosts to receive data. Packets are delivered to all interfaces in the group.
Unicast/Anycast address format
Unicast/Anycast address format
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IPv6 Subnets
IPv6 Subnets
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Interface ID
Interface ID
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IPv6 Address Classification
IPv6 Address Classification
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Broadcast Addressing in IPv6
Broadcast Addressing in IPv6
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IPv6 Address Space Management
IPv6 Address Space Management
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IPv6 Address Block Sizes
IPv6 Address Block Sizes
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IPv6 Address Allocation: Example
IPv6 Address Allocation: Example
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IPv6 Address Space Size
IPv6 Address Space Size
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Provider-Independent Address Space
Provider-Independent Address Space
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Internet Exchange Points (IXPs)
Internet Exchange Points (IXPs)
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Purpose of IPv6 Address Space Size
Purpose of IPv6 Address Space Size
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Efficiency of Address Aggregation
Efficiency of Address Aggregation
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IPv6 Loopback Address
IPv6 Loopback Address
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IPv6 Default Route
IPv6 Default Route
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IPv6 Migration
IPv6 Migration
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Dual-Stack Approach
Dual-Stack Approach
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IPv6 Tunneling
IPv6 Tunneling
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IPv6 Translation
IPv6 Translation
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Dual-Stack Deployment
Dual-Stack Deployment
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Dual-Stacked Routers
Dual-Stacked Routers
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Configured Tunnels
Configured Tunnels
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Automatic Tunnels
Automatic Tunnels
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Router-to-Router Tunnel
Router-to-Router Tunnel
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Host-to-Router Tunnel
Host-to-Router Tunnel
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Host-to-Host Tunnel
Host-to-Host Tunnel
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What are the main tunneling approaches?
What are the main tunneling approaches?
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Why are tunnels used in IPv6?
Why are tunnels used in IPv6?
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6to4 Tunneling
6to4 Tunneling
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ISATAP
ISATAP
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6 over 4 Tunneling
6 over 4 Tunneling
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Tunnel Brokers
Tunnel Brokers
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Teredo
Teredo
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IPv4-Mapped Address
IPv4-Mapped Address
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Bump-in-the-Stack (BIS)
Bump-in-the-Stack (BIS)
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Bump-in-the-API (BIA)
Bump-in-the-API (BIA)
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IPv4-Translated Address
IPv4-Translated Address
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SIIT Tunneling
SIIT Tunneling
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Unipolar Encoding
Unipolar Encoding
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Return to Zero (RTZ)
Return to Zero (RTZ)
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Stray Capacitance
Stray Capacitance
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Study Notes
IPv6 Address
- IPv6 is the latest version of the Internet Protocol (IP), designed to replace IPv4 due to its limited address space.
- IPv6 addresses are 128-bit long, offering vastly more addresses (approximately 340 trillion) than IPv4's 32-bit addresses (approximately 4.3 billion).
- IPv6 addresses are represented in hexadecimal notation, with 8 groups of 4 hexadecimal digits separated by colons (:). Example: 2001:0db8:0000:0000:0000:ff00:0042:8329.
- IPv6 addresses can be abbreviated using rules:
- Removing leading zeros in groups (e.g., 0042 becomes 42)
- Omitting consecutive groups of zeros, using a double colon (::) once per address (e.g., 2001:db8:0:0:0:ff00:42:8329 becomes 2001:db8::ff00:42:8329).
- The loopback address can be abbreviated to ::1.
- IPv6 eliminates the need for Network Address Translation (NAT), and the IP security protocol suite (IPSec) is built-in for enhanced security.
IPv6 Address Classification
- IPv6 addresses are classified as unicast, anycast, and multicast.
- Unicast addresses identify a single network interface.
- Anycast addresses are assigned to a group of interfaces (typically on different nodes), with packets delivered to the nearest interface.
- Multicast addresses identify a group of interfaces, typically used for communication with a group of hosts.
IPv6 Address Types
- IPv6 addresses typically have two logical parts: a 64-bit network prefix (for routing) and a 64-bit interface identifier.
- Network prefix has a variable length that is part of the address. Network admins can control the subnet IDs that are smaller.
- General unicast address format varies in router prefix length and subnet IDs length.
- Different methods exist for assigning IPv6 addresses to a system:
- Static Method: Addresses are assigned manually.
- Auto configuration: System locates the router then automatically generates the addresses using NDP protocols.
- EUI-64 Method: System uses the 48-bit MAC address to generate a 64-bit interface identifier. (The first 24 bits of a MAC address are OUI-Organizational Unique Identifier, followed by a 24-bit unique ID).
IPv6 Networks
- IPv6 networks use an address block that is a power of 2. This block identifies hosts in a network.
- Address blocks are written using CIDR notation, consisting of the network's starting address, a "/," and the network prefix length in bits.
- Example: 2001:db8:1234::/48, starting at 2001:db8:1234:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000. The prefix length of 48 bits starts at 2001:db8:1234:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000 and ends at 2001:db8:1234:ffffffffffffffffffff.
Special Addresses
- Unique Local Addresses (ULAs): Used for local communication within a group of cooperating sites.
- Global Unicast addresses: For communication over the global internet or general access.
- Link-local addresses (LLAs): Required on every IPv6-enabled interface and used for communication on a local network.
- Multicast addresses: Used for communication with multiple destination hosts at the same time. Typically used by video conference, real-time applications, and routing protocols.
- Loopback address (::1): Used for communication within the same host.
- Default route (::/0): Assigned to the main internet route.
IPv6 Migration Methods
- Dual Stack: Implementing both IPv4 and IPv6 on the same devices.
- Tunneling: Encapsulating IPv6 packets within IPv4 packets for transmission over IPv4 networks.
- Translation: Converting IPv4 addresses to IPv6 addresses or vice versa on a network device.
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This quiz covers the fundamentals of IPv6 addresses, including their structure, representation in hexadecimal notation, and key features that differentiate them from IPv4. Participants will learn about address classification, abbreviation rules, and the benefits of IPv6, such as enhanced security and the elimination of NAT.
