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Hello everyone, and welcome to INE's
IPv6 on Cisco Fundamental course.

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My name is David Smith, and I will
be your instructor for this course.

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There's my information along
with my email address,

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if anybody has any questions
while we're going through this

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feel free to hit me up
with an email any time.

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I'll talk a little about who
this course is intended for.

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I put on here CCNA/CCNP just because
our focus is a bit on Cisco here,

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but what it really comes
down to is we just need you

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to have some experience with IPv4.

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We're not going to be trying to
teach IP itself from the ground up.

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So there's a certain understanding
here that you should already know

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how IPv4 works, what TCP is, what UDP
is, because those haven't changed.

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So really just a really good
bare minimum CCNA level,

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preferably a CCNP level
of experience with IPv4,

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or some other vendor's
equivalent certification

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or knowledge base
is perfectly fine.

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It's just we're not going to be
teaching from the ground up.

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I'm going to be presenting most of
this course from the perspective of,

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here's what you already know about IPv4,
and now here is what's changed in IPv6.

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That said, again, our focus is
going to be on Cisco equipment.

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So as I go through we're going to
be doing a whole bunch of CLI,

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looking at how these things work.

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We'll be looking at everything from
automatic addressing with DHCP,

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or slack, or stateless auto-configuration,

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all the way up through BGP.

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We'll do some IPv6 over DMVPN
- some things like this.

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Now, again, some of these
more advanced features,

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as we get to them, maybe a little
bit over the head of some people,

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especially if maybe you're
just at the CCNA level,

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maybe you haven't hit all
of these things just yet.

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But I want to try and hit everything
from... not the basic basics,

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but from the beginning, all the way to
some of the more advanced features.

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A lot of this stuff, we're
going to be doing it on Cisco

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equipment, but when it
comes to being a client,

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that client can either
be a Windows machine,

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a Mac, Linux, a Cisco router.

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We're going to be using Cisco equipment,

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just because it's convenient.

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I have a rack of equipment that we're
going to be using for the course,

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and so on. But really, most of
the things we're going to be

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talking about apply to anything.

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So, like I said, we'll be
using Cisco for the CLI,

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and for some of the specific
things, it will be Cisco-specific,

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but a lot of it is going to
apply to any and all platforms.

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