Keith Barker’s IPv6 Static Routing – Cisco 200-301

Posted on by Gregnstuff

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Video Summary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLstDGmzgFI

Keith goes through creating and routing a small network using Cisco Packet Tracer

Time Stamps:

  • 6:20 – Network Design
  • 10:40 – Network Addressing – IPv6 Planning and explanation
    • 11:20 – Explination of 2001:DB8: IPv6 address
      • This address is set aside for documentation.
      • This is still routeable
    • 14:20 – Discuss IPv6 addresses
      • 2XXX::-3XXX:: – Globally routable IPv6 addresses
      • FE80:: – Link Local Address
      • FFXX:: – Multi Cast Address
  • 22:38 – Setup Network and Packet Tracer explanation
  • 34:55 – Configuration of Routers
    • 35:48 – Standard route default settings.
      • enable
        conf t
        line con 0
        logging sync
        no exec-timeout
        exit
        no ip domain-lookup
        endwr
    • 34:42 – Hostname
    • 37:55 – Configure interfaces
      • (config-if)ipv6 address [ipv6address] [link-local]
    • 53:44 – Review what routes are needed
      • Talk about
        • “Optimal” route
        • Administrative Distance
    • 1:04:48 – Write out routes
      • (config)#ipv6 unicast-routing
      • (config)#ipv6 route [network]/[cidr] [net-hop] [administrative distance]
    • 1:12:50 – Apply network configuration

So the one thing that I found during this session if you put in the address incorrectly and the routes are in correct.  Those routes do not show up when you do a show ipv6 route.