This is a video review of Wednesday's class 03/24.
Covered IPV6 subnetting and Module 12 Part 2.
0:09 - Continuation of lesson from part 1
0:37 - What is the global routing prefix and the subnet id for 2001:EA10:1CAD:0000::/64 ?
2:35 - IPv6 Address Review
5:14 - The LANs have the same network
5:47 - Subnetting on IPv6
10:46 - The first useable address
11:44 - Compression
12:26 - The last useable address
13:57 - Are all broadcast addresses for IPv6 the same?
15:04 - What’s another name for routers?
15:54 - WAN links
16:36 - Filling out the network address for LAN 1
19:08 - Setting interface addresses
21:12 - What is part of LAN 1?
23:51 - Every device on IPv6 needs a link local address
24:55 - Assigning a unique IPv6 address to the network they belong to
27:18 - SVI
28:22 - “Default gateways” are entry/exit points to LANs; they still need addresses
34:55 - There are 3 parts to an IPv6 address
35:26 - True or False: trailing 0’s can be omitted to reduce the size of IPv6 addresses
35:56 - Compress the following address as small as it can be and define : use
36:33 - What command must be enabled on a router before it can route IPv6 packets?
38:55 -IPv6 address types
40:18 - Does IPv6 use broadcast messages?
43:00 - 6 types of IPv6 unicast addresses
45:35 - What address type is created in IPv4 when an address hasn’t been assigned?
48:06 - Every IPv6 address needs a link local address
48:29 - Unique local addresses range from FC00::7 through FDFF::/7
49:11 - An address that never goes on internet
51:27 - Global unicast addresses
53:36 - Loopback addresses
55:12 - Unspecified addresses
55:39 - Embedded IPv4 addresses
56:52 - Recapping: 6 types of IPv6 unicast addresses
58:07 - There are 6 types of unicast addresses. What is link-local unicast address?
1:00:39 - IPv6 link local communications
1:03:06 - Finding the link local address on your computer
1:05:35 - No unique local address on the computer
1:07:12 - Recapping: Every IPv6 device needs a link local address
1:07:41 - Every IPv6 device is required to have a ______?
1:09:09 - If an IPv6 host needs to ping itself, what IPv6 address is used?
1:10:19 - IPv6 global unicast address
1:11:23 - What type of address is FF in IPv6?
1:13:04 - Example of multicast groups
1:18:23 - What is the message used for IPv6 devices to communicate with each other?
1:20:37 - Two ways of assigning an IPv6 address
1:24:16 - What is the all nodes multicast address and what does it do?
1:25:50 - What is a node?
1:27:32 - What is the all routers multicast address and what does it do?
1:29:20 - An example of the all nodes multicast group
1:30:38 - Solicited node IPv6 multicast address
1:31:50 - What service does IP use to provide feedback related to the processing of IP packets?
1:34:07 - Review from module 9: ARP
1:37:19 - ICMPv6 neighbor solicitation and neighbor advertising messages
1:37:48 - 3 dynamic ways of assigning IPv6 addresses
1:42:37 - How does a host know verify its address is unique?
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