Tag Archives: ipv6 unicast-routing

IPv6 Tunneling over IPv4

Posted on February 28th, 2015 (Saturday) by Mr. Bart

Availability of the IPv6 among ISPs is improving slowly. Whenever you won’t get as many IPv4 addresses as you need/wish, you can always implement your network to be IPv6 ready. Then, once you ISP catch up, you can start using … Continue reading →

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IPv6 EIGRPv4 with Packet Tracer

Posted on February 19th, 2015 (Thursday) by Mr. Bart

For most of the time I use GNS for my network simulations. This time, however, I will use the Packet Tracer, because the GNS, with its IOS image bundled in the package, doesn’t support EIGRP routeing.

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IPv6 Basic configuration

Posted on February 3rd, 2015 (Tuesday) by Mr. Bart

The availability of IPv6 is not as big as we would like to. Often times, in order to see basic functionality of the IPv6 you may need set up testing environment and see for your own.

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