M10: IPv6 Addressing Formats & Rules
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Module 10 CISCO Networking Basic: Addressing Formats and Rules
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IPv6
Successor to IPv4. It uses 128-bit addresses. It has a built-in address resolution + autoconfiguration.
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3 Migration Techniques
Dual Stack
Tunneling
Translation (NAT64)
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Dual Stack
Devices run both IPv4 and IPv6 at the same time.
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Tunneling
IPv6 packets are encapsulated inside IPv4 packets to travel across IPv4‑only networks.
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Translation (NAT64)
Allows IPv6‑only devices to talk to IPv4‑only devices.
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Hexadecimal
is a base‑16 number system. It’s a way of representing numbers using 16 symbols instead of the 10 we use in normal decimals. 0-9, A-F
