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IPv4 theoretically has about four billion usable IP addresses, which sounded like a lot back in the 1980s. But we went through those pretty quickly. IPv6 has 128 bits and 340 undecillion possible IP addresses. The transition from IPv4 to IPv6, though, is going slowly. But it’s still a topic you should know whether you’re just starting out or an experienced IT professional in any field.

After finishing this TCP/IP IPv6 training, you'll know how to implement and verify IPv6 in a Cisco infrastructure with various clients attached as hosts, including Windows, Linux, and Mac. If you're new to IPv6 subnetting, you'll benefit from progressing through the whole course. Experienced learners may find it more advantageous to jump into the Nuggets they find most valuable.

For anyone who manages network infrastructure training, this networking training can be used for Core 220-1001 exam prep, onboarding new network engineers, individual or team training plans, or as a networking reference resource.

TCP/IP IPv6: What You Need to Know

This CompTIA A+ training covers Core 220-1001 TCP/IP IPv6 exam objectives, including these topics:

Mastering IPv6 routing and networking fundamentals

Understanding tools, resources and protocol of IPv6 (e.g. masks, HES, OSPFv3, EIGRP, IS-IS, HSRP, GLBP, NDP, DHCP, DNS, RAs)

Routing and packet transfer utilizing prefix delegation

Securing data with SSH and ACLs

Locking down networks with zone-based firewalls on an IOS router

Tunneling with GRE and Auto 6to4