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Designing IPv6 Addressing

CCDP certification requires a solid understanding of the IP version 6 specifications, addressing, and some of the design issues. The IPv6 protocol is based on RFC 2460. From a network designer standpoint, the most important features offered by IPv6 include the following:

  • A 128-bit address space
  • Supports hierarchical addressing and auto-configuration
  • Every host can have a globally unique IPv6 address; no need for NAT
  • Hosts can have multiple addresses
  • Efficient fixed header size for IPv6 packets
  • Enhanced security and privacy headers
  • Improved multicasting and . . .

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