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IPv6 Workshop Lab Exercise: Basic IPv6 Functionality

Description: Enable IPv6 functionality on each router using addresses allocated by Internet2 or your lab router's "upstream" IPv6 provider. Send and receive BGP IPv6 routes.

Goals:

  • Ensure your router interfaces are configured with IPv6 addresses
  • Ping a neighboring router using IPv6 ICMP.
  • Verify that you are sending IPv6 BGP routes to neighboring routers, where appropriate.
  • Verify you are receiving IPv6 BGP routes.
  • Verify connectivity around the workshop lab.
  • If your workshop lab is connected to the global IPv6 Internet, verify you can ping and traceroute to a host on the global IPv6 Internet.
  • Verify lab client computer (laptop) is receiving router advertisements.

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