cisco ccna collaboration 210-065

cisco ccna collaboration 210-065.IPv6 AddressingBe familiar with the format of an IPv6 address, including reducing the concatenated all-zero portion of an IPv6 address to two colons (::), but only once. Know the similarities and differences between the three types of IPv6 addresses: anycast, multicast, and unicast. Multicast addresses are prefixed with FF. The ability to recognize invalid, global, and private addresses (FE80::/10) loopback addresses is not forgotten.ID is usually generated from the MAC address (EUI-64)IPv6 Improvements Improvements made to IPv6 include simplifying headers and protocols (removing protocols such as ARP and IGRP and improving ICMP to take on the functions of these protocols).Address allocationKnow the similarities and differences between DHCPv6 and stateless autoconfiguration.Routing and IPv6Know the similarities and differences between OSPFv2 and OSPFv3. Familiar with the transition from IPv4 to IPv6, dual stack and 6to4 tunneling techniques.Configuring IPv6Don't forget that you must first execute the command ipv6 unicast-routing to enable IPv6 o Be familiar with the command to generate EUI-64 addresses for router interfaces: ipv6 address o Remember how to enable OSPFv3: ipv6 router ospfv3processJDglobally enabled) and ipv6 ospfprocess_ID areaarea_numberenable on the interface) Remember how to enable EIGRP fbrIPv6: ipv6 router eigrp