We’re going to send some v6 pings from R2 to R3 over their shared subnet, then from R3 to R4 over their shared subnet, and we’ll see first off what’s going on there before we try any end to end pinging. There are really three different ways to send pings with IPv6. The first one

DHCP In IPV6 DHCP is a network admin’s best friend. It’s one of the most useful protocols around, and it’s a major part of IPv6. It’s so major that we have two kinds of DHCP in IPv6 – stateful and stateless.   Stateful DHCP works a lot like the DHCP you and I have come to

NDP allows an IPv6 host to dynamically discover its neighbors,  but the process of discovering neighboring routers is slightly different than that of discovering other hosts. (good for exam) The router discovery process begins with the host multicasting(sending out) what we call a Router Solicitation message (RS) on its local link. What’s the destination for