IPv6 OSPF LAB
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IPv6 OSPF Lab For our IPv6 OSPF lab, we'll first configure OSPF 3 which supports IPv6. So you'll learn an practice on how to assign manually IP addresses first. You'll also learn why it is necessary to type in the whole interface address, why it's not necessary to create the routing process to specify network statements and what's done instead.
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Time
30 hours 46 minutes
Difficulty
Intermediate
CEU/CPE
31
Video Description
IPv6 OSPF Lab For our IPv6 OSPF lab, we'll first configure OSPF 3 which supports IPv6. So you'll learn an practice on how to assign manually IP addresses first. You'll also learn why it is necessary to type in the whole interface address, why it's not necessary to create the routing process to specify network statements and what's done instead.
Video Transcription
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All right.
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So first we're gonna cover
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Oh, SPF version three, Which is Oh, SPF for I p v six. We're gonna be first focusing our configurations on router to on
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rather one.
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And rather, too.
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Now, unlike you, SPF or I p before us before I p v six is very easy to configure. And it's done right on the router interfaces.
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Now, before we do that, however, we need to assign these routers some i p v six addresses.
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So go to router to a one,
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and I'm going to go into the serial interface for outer to a one connecting rod or two, a 12 rather one interface serial zero
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010
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I'd be V six
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address, and I'm not going to
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pick the u I. Option. This time around, I'm gonna manually assign it an address.
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So I'm going to say 2000
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one Colon.
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And since I am
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configuring this between router to one and rather one would just make this up to a 11 cool and colon
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to slash
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64. Let's make this a 64 network,
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which is a huge range, but it serves our purposes.
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Let's make
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router one
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Serial 000 as
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p v six
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Address
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maximize this
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2002
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Colin
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211
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Coghlan, Coghlan
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one slash 64
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Let's make sure we have connectivity paying I'd be the six.
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And since it's a pain to type, I'm just going to copy and paste
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and I'm pinging 0.2, which is the other I mean, Colin to which is the other side router to one,
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and it is not pinging. Now we're gonna sign
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the serial 000 into face on Router one, which is connected to a router to one and I. P. V six. Address I. B V six
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Address
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2001 Colin 2011 Colin Colin one last 64
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Let's make sure
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we can ping so the other end
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2001. Colin 2011.
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Colin, Colin Chu
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and we can Ping.
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And if I do the show I p. V. Six neighbor command,
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I don't see anything
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that's paying,
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but at this point, my neighbor Discovery should have taken place, and I should have resolved the Mac address.
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Well,
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that's not going to be the case this time around, because serial interface is don't have Max,
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Maybe I need to paying. Ah, the link. Local address. So show I B V six interface brief
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and my link. Local address on my cereal. 010 on router to one. Is this guy
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here? I'm just gonna copy it,
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and then go to Router to one and ping that address from here.
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And if you remember, I need to type in the whole interface.
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I d
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for this to work.
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Okay, maybe there is no space
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so serial
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and it works. So sure, I b v six neighbors.
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We're gonna have to cut that out.
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No, it should show neighbors with packet traces, not chewing neighbors, because what happens on a serial link isn't boroughs the Mac address
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off the fast lieutenant interface, but it's not doing that.
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Okay, well,
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so we have assigned I p V six addresses to router to one serial 010 and rather one serial 000
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and I'm gonna have signed an I p. V six address to router one facet in at 00 router to faceted at 00
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and see how this works.
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Well, actually, I'm convey it away with just a signing and
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ibv six address to rather ones faceted at 00 interface.
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So interface fast. Internet zero slight zero.
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I be the six
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address.
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Let's make this 2000 to Colin. 1111 call in 1111
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colon
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one slash 64
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Now
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with
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I'd be V 60 SPF or SPF version three. You don't actually have to go under the router Prompt. You don't? I don't actually have to say I p v six
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router
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router. Oh, SPF I don't actually have to create the routing process before I do my network statements because there are no such thing as network statements
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with I p v six, I simply go into the interface. So I'm gonna go into
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this interface right here fascinating a 00
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and serial 01000 of rather one and 010 of router to one and simply enable low SPF directly on the interface or enable SPF version three directly on the interface. So I say
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I p v six and then I do the question mark or the execute the help feature and you see that Oh, SPF is one of the options
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and then I'm gonna type in the SPF now, just like with
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version 40 SPF I have to pick a process i d
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So we're gonna go with 100
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and if I execute the help Fisher again, it's asking me for the word area
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right here
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and then Since area zero is the backbone area, I must assigned area zero first. So we're going to say I p b six SPF 100 area zero.
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Let's go to our serial interface
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and do the same thing. I p v 60 SPF
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100 area zero.
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Let's go. Where to router to a one and configure this
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interfere serial 010
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i p v 60 SPF 100
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area zero.
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Okay, now you see that it is telling me that I p v six routing is not enabled. I had it already enabled on router one, so I did not get this message. You enable i p v six rounding on a router with the i P V six.
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You know, cast
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not another interface from config moment
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I p v six,
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you know, Castor routing hit Enter At this point I p v six your kneecaps routing is enabled on the rounder. Once again, I go to my serial interface 010
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and I say I p v 60 SPF 100 area zero
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Wait a bit for my neighbors to come up, So I be the
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60 SPF neighbor.
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And I see
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that
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I'm neighbors with Router One. Roger ones Router I d
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is one not one, not one. That one.
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Now, if you noticed that the router did not pick an i P v six address as it's rather I d,
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that is normal around her. I d is just a 32 bit number. So the router idea is still going to be an I P v four address.
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So even to run I p v six, you need at least one eye PV four address on your router.
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Or
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I could go into the routing process I p v six
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router
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for SPF
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100.
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And over here I could say
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router I d. And then assign it around her. I d. In this case, it would be 21212121
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But it already has picked a router, I d. So I'm not gonna execute that command New show I P v 60 SPF
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If you notice guys, the commands are
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exactly the same except with the key word
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I p v six added to it.
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But I'd be before I would have just said Do show i p o S p f instead of i p v 60 SPF justice Keyword has changed, but the rest of the commands remained the same. And as you see writer to a one
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pay two a 12 a 12 a 12 a one as it's right variety.
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So let's look at my
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I P V six routing table at this point
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show. I'd be the six route
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and you see
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that
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network or prefix 2000 to 11111111 is available as an O SPF route
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and as an O SPF Version three Route or I. P V six always be of route to router to one. This route is coming from
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Router won the fast Internet link,
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so rather, one
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has that network on. It's fascinating at 00 interface, and rather it's now available to rather to a one
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that's about it for SPF version three configuration next, I'll show you E I g r p Version three
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or E I G R P
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for I p v six configuration.
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