Visão Geral

O Curso IPv6 Migration Advanced cobre tudo o que você precisa saber sobre estratégias de migração e implantação de IPv6. Você obterá uma compreensão completa de como implementar o IPv6 usando protocolos de roteamento interno e externo. Você configurará MPLS, BGP, multicasting e OSPFv3 avançado, além de compreender as diferentes vulnerabilidades de segurança IPv6 e aprender a proteger a rede da empresa contra os ataques IPv6 atuais.

Objetivo

Ao participar do Curso IPv6 Migration Advanced, os participantes aprenderão a:

• Configure diferentes métodos de transição IPv6 para encapsular o tráfego IPv6 nas redes IPv4 atuais
• Configure o roteador atribuído para multicast de tráfego IPv6 pela rede
• Revise diferentes métodos de implantação avançada usando DS-LITE, NAT64, DNS64 e 6rd (Implantação Rápida)
• Implemente IPv6 em redes EIGRPv6, OSPFv3, IS-ISv6, BGP e MPLS
• Preocupações atuais de segurança relacionadas ao IPv6 e como proteger a infraestrutura da sua empresa contra novas vulnerabilidades do IPv6
• Planeje e gerencie sua estratégia de migração

Publico Alvo

Curso IPv6 Migration Advanced é direcionada a:

• Profissionais de rede que estão migrando de um ambiente de rede baseado em IPv4 para IPv6 e exigem um conhecimento profundo de como implementar o IPv6
• Profissionais que necessitam de conhecimento para implementar protocolos internos e externos para IPv6
• Métodos somente IPv6 e de pilha dupla para implantação de IPv6 em uma rede de backbone IPv4 existente usando diferentes tecnologias de encapsulamento e tunelamento. MPLS e 6PE são discutidos como uma forma econômica de migrar qualquer ISP para suportar IPv6 em seu backbone MPLS

Pre-Requisitos

• Rede TCP/IP
• Fundações IPv6

Materiais

Conteúdo Programatico

Advanced Addressing Methods

1. IPv6 Address Length
2. IPv6 Addresses
3. IPv6 Address Space
4. IPv6 Prefixes and MAC Addresses
5. ICMPv6 Router Solicitation
6. ICMPv6 Router Advertisement
7. Advanced Subnetting
   1. Assigning a Router ::/80
   2. Autoconfiguration Issues ::/80
   3. Prefix Assignment of ::/128
8. Static IPv6 Assignment
9. Anycast Address Deployment
   1. Anycast Configuration
   2. Show IPv6 Interface
   3. Anycast Learned Address
   4. Local Anycast
   5. Remote Anycast
10. Loopback Address Assignment
    1. Loopback Address Advertisement
    2. Learned Loopback Address
    3. Creating a Second Interface IPv6 Address
    4. Learned Second Address
11. Sub-Interfacing Using IPv6
12. Preferred Global and Temporary Addressing
13. Host IPv6 Addressing
14. Router Multiple Prefix Addresses
    1. Advertising Multiple Prefixes
    2. Viewing via Unix

EIGRPv6

1. IPv6 Unicast-Routing
2. EIGRPv6 Neighbor Discovery
3. Hello Packet Capture
4. Show IPv6 EIGRP Neighbors
5. Successor and Feasible Successors
6. EIGRP Neighbor Discovery Process
7. Stateful Configuration
8. EIGRP Key Differences
9. Variance
10. EIGRPv6 Configuration
11. EIGRPv6 Show Commands
12. Routing Table
13. Authentication
14. Authentication Configuration

Advanced OSPFv3

1. OSPFv3
2. OSPF Areas
3. Link State Advertisement
4. LSDB Exchange
5. Routing Table Update
6. OSPFv3 Routing Table
7. OSPF Cost
8. Updated Features for OSPFv3
9. Configuring a Router-ID
10. OSPFv3 Neighbors
11. Viewing an OSPFv3 Neighbor Table
12. DR and BDR Election Process
13. PT-PT WAN Links over Ethernet
14. OSPF Network Links
15. OSPF Header
16. OSPF Packet Types
    1. OSPF Type 1
    2. Forming Adjacency
    3. Data Description Packet (Type 2)
    4. Forming Adjacency
    5. OSPFv3 Packet (Type 3)
    6. Link-State type 4: Updates
17. OSPF Areas
18. LSA Types
    1. LSA 1-5
    2. New Type 8
    3. New Type 9
19. Area Types
    1. Stub Area
    2. Totally Stubby
    3. Not-So-Stubby Area
20. Viewing Show Commands
21. Stub and Totally-Stubby
    1. Stub Router Configuration
    2. Viewing Results
22. IPv6 Summarization
    1. Configuring Router Summarization
    2. Viewing Summarization Results
23. Dual ABR
    1. Setting Preferred Metric Cost
24. IPSec Authentication
    1. Configuring IPSec Authentication
    2. AH and ESP Authentication
    3. Interface Configuration
    4. OSPFv3 Authentication Header
    5. Cisco and Juniper Commands

DHCPv6

1. DHCPv6 Process
2. DHCPv4 and DHCPv6 Comparison Chart
3. DHCPv6 Headers
4. DHCPv6 Message Types
5. Auto-Configuration
6. Stateless-vs-Stateful
7. Router Advertisement Flags Field
8. Stateful Configuration Bits
9. Other Bit Capture
10. DHCPv6 Relay Agent
    1. DHCPv6 Relay Configuration
    2. Viewing Configuration Results
11. Default Stateless and Stateful Addressing
    1. Controlling Stateless and Stateful Addressing
12. DHCP-PD
    1. DUID Unique Identifier
    2. DUID-LLT, DUID-LLT Capture
    3. DUID-EN
    4. Router Client Server
13. Configuring XP for DHCPv6
14. Configuring Windows 7 for DHCPv6
15. Configuring Linux for DHCPv6
16. 2008 (R2) DHCPv6 Server

IPv6 Multicast Routing

1. Multicasting
2. Unicast
3. Multicast
4. Multicast Address Types
5. Multicast Address Structure
6. IPv4 and IPv6 Multicast Comparison
7. Hop-by-Hop Header in ICMPv6 MLD
8. MLDv1 and MLDv2
9. Multicast Listener Query
10. Multicast Listener Report
11. Multicast Listener Done
12. Multicast General and Specific Query
13. RP Registration
14. Static Multicast Configuration
15. IPv6 PIM-DM
16. IPv6 PIM-SM
    1. RP Registration
    2. Static Multicast Configuration
    3. DR and RP Registration
    4. Static RP Tunnel
17. IPv6 PIM Join Message
18. IPv6 PIM Hello Message
19. Multicast Diagram
20. Show Multicast Commands
21. Multicast Configuration Examples

Advanced BGP4+

1. BGP
2. Administrative Distance Chart
3. BGP Neighbors
4. Configuring BGP Neighbors
5. BGP Router-ID
6. Common MP-BGP commands
7. Single IPv6 EBGP Neighboring
8. Dual IPv6 and IPv4 Neighboring
9. IBGP Configuration
10. IGP Protocol Used To Learn Routes
11. Neighboring External Interface
12. External Link Failures Issues
13. Peering using IPv6 Loopback
14. Next-Hop Attribute
15. Next-Hop Self Command
16. IPv6 Peer Groups
    1. Peer Group Configuration
17. Filtering with a Prefix List
18. BGP Best Practice Example
19. BGP Network Command
20. Redistribute OSPF into BGP
21. Configuring Distribute List
22. Distribute List
23. Route-Maps for IPv6
24. Route-Map
25. Route-Map Voice and Data
26. Neighbor Relationship
27. IBGP Full-Meshing
28. GRE Tunneling
29. IPv6 Internal Routing
30. Viewing BGP Attributes
    1. Weight Values
    2. Local Preference
    3. MED Announcements
    4. A/S Path Attribute
    5. Origin Attribute
31. Peer Group Configuration
32. Route Redistribution
33. BGP Configuration Example

MPLS for IPv6

1. MPLS and OSI
2. Traditional IP Routing
3. MPLS
   1. RIB, FIB, LIB, LFIB
   2. MPLS Label Header
   3. MPLS Labeling
   4. MPLS Route Tagging
   5. VRF, Route Targets
   6. Route Distinguisher
4. MPLS Terms
5. LDP Labeling
6. Viewing the LIB and LFIB Table
7. MPLS VPN
8. 6PE
9. 6PE Configuration
10. BGP Peering over IPv4 only MPLS Network
11. IPv6 Route Distinguisher
12. 6PE Traffic Flow
13. IPv6 MPLS Configuration

Advanced Reflexive ACLs

1. IPv6 ACL
2. IPv6 ACL Flow Chart
3. Firewall Vendors Supporting IPv6
4. TCP, UDP Sessions
5. Reflexive ACL
6. Required ACL Rules
7. Time Based ACL
8. Reflexive ACL Criteria
9. Reflexive ACL Configuration
10. Reflexive ACL Show Commands

IPv6 Security

1. Security
2. Hacker Types
3. Assessing Your Threats
4. CIA Triad
5. Authentication Methods
6. 802.1x
7. IPSec
8. Distribute List
9. Route-Map
10. ACL
11. Extension Header Hacks
12. Hop-by-Hop Header Hack
13. Routing Header Hack
14. Hacker Threats for IPv6
    1. Neighbor Discovery
    2. DHCPv6
    3. Denial of Service
    4. Neighbor Spoofing Attack
    5. Neighbor Poisoning
    6. ICMPv6 Attacks
    7. Anycast Threat
15. Suggested Security Steps
16. Secure Neighbor Discovery (SEND)
17. Host Denial of Service Hack
18. DAD Attack
19. IPSec
    1. IKE
    2. Building a Security Assocation SPD, SAD
    3. Diffie-Helman
    4. IPSec Configuration
20. Router Hacks
21. Using /127 Serial Links

Advanced Deployment Methods

1. Saving Backup Configurations
2. Inventory List
3. Possible IPv6 Subnet Assignment
4. Scanning and Management Tools
5. Migration Path
6. IPv6 Bandwidth Requirements
7. DNS Query and Response
8. Enterprise Migration Steps
9. Identifying the Team Leads
   1. Security Lead
   2. Application Lead
   3. Operating System Lead
   4. Voice Lead
   5. Routing Lead
   6. WAN and Tunneling Lead
10. Service Provider Migration
11. IPv6 Tunneling Methods
    1. NAT-PT
    2. 6to4 Manual
    3. 6to4 Automatic
    4. ISATAP
    5. Teredo
12. Connecting to IPv6 Network
13. ISP Carrier Deployment
    1. Carrier Options
    2. NAT44
    3. NAT444
    4. LSN, CGN, and NAT464
    5. DS-Lite
    6. NAT64, DNS64
    7. DNS64
    8. NAT64 and DNS64 Illustrated

Advanced IS-IS

1. IS-ISv6
2. IS-IS
3. Address Families
4. NSAP Address Breakdown
5. IS-IS Metric
6. IS-IS Areas
7. LSP L1 and L2
8. Hello Packets
9. Electing the Designated DIS
10. Packet Synchronization
11. IPv6 only IS-IS Configuration
12. Dual-Stack IS-IS Configuration
13. L1, L2 Databases
14. New TLV Values
15. IS-IS Multi-Topology Support
16. Common Show Commands

HSRPv2 Deployment for IPv6

1. HSRP
2. HSRP Addressing
3. HSRP Configuration
4. Router Solicitation using HSRP
5. Default Gateway Issue
6. Link-Local Addressing
7. Viewing Configuration Results
8. HSRP Preempt Command