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Introduction to Data Communications
Intro to Data Communications
Course Summary
In
this course, you will learn the basics, Unicast, Multicast and Anycast
operation, addresses, address types and address design, packet structure including
the standard and extension headers, the auto-configuration mechanism, neighbour
and router solicitation and advertisement and finally we talk about migration
from IPv4 to IPv6.
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Description
IPv6
is the result of many years of research activity by the international Internet
community and various vendors. IPv6 provides increased addressing space,
improved QoS, mobility, and routing, along with better security and support for
new applications. The implementation and migration to IPv6 is inevitable and
will impact on all companies that maintain, implement use and develop IP
networks and applications. In this course, you will learn the basics,
addressing, packet structure and the mechanisms involved in IPv6, including the
basics, Unicast, Multicast and Anycast operation, addresses, address types and
address design, packet structure including the standard and extension headers,
the auto-configuration mechanism, ICMPv6 and DHCPv6, neighbour and router solicitation
and advertisement and finally we talk about migration from IPv4 to IPv6
including dual-stack, tunnelling and translation techniques.
Course Modules
The course includes the following modules:
The course includes the following modules:
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1. The IPv6 Protocol
In the first lesson we introduce IPv6 advantages, concepts and basic operation -
2. IPv6 Packet Structure and Headers
In this lesson we talk about IPv6 packet structure, its relation to the IPv4 and the header fields details -
3. IPv6 Packet - Extension Headers
Here we talk about we talk about the header extension mechanism, usage, and about the main types of extensions -
4. IPv6 Address Structure
In the address structure lesson we talk about Unicast, Multicast and Anycast addresses, their structure and usage -
5. IPv6 Address planning
In the address planning lesson we see how to use the IPv6 address space for an efficient design an IPv6 network -
6. ICMP Operation
This lesson about Internet Control Message Protocol version 6, ICMPv6, introduces the ICMP protocol with its operation in IPv6 networks -
7. Discovery Mechanisms: Basics & Router Messages
In this lesson we talk about router solicitation and advertisement that are used to discover routers on the network and find the best router to the destination -
8. Discovery Mechanisms - Host messages
Here we talk about the principles of neighbour solicitation and advertisement messages are used for neighbour discovery -
9. Discovery Mechanisms- Redirect and ARP
In this lesson we talk about neighbour operations like Address Resolution Protocol, Duplicate Address Detection and others -
10. IPv4 to IPv6 Transition
In the last chapter we talk about transition mechanisms, that is how tomigrate from IPv4 to IPv6 based networks, including dual-stack, tunnelling and transition mechanisms
