Curriculum topic
IPv6
FullIPv6 addressing and prefixes, the address types, and how routing over IPv6 differs from IPv4 in practice.
- lesson
- 2 lessons
- quiz
- 1 quiz
- question
- 6 questions
- lab
- 1 lab
Taught, assessed and practised in a lab.
Why this matters
IPv6 is on both exam blueprints and increasingly on real networks, and its address types behave differently enough that IPv4 intuition misleads.
Learn
Modules covering this topic
2 lessons on this topic, sequenced inside these modules alongside their quizzes and labs.
Practice
Hands-on labs
Real virtual networks with device consoles, graded automatically. Addressing is regenerated on every attempt.
Assess
Graded quizzes
6 graded questions across 1 quiz, taken inside the modules above. Wrong answers explain the specific misconception behind the option you chose.
Review
Spaced repetition
IPv6 is tracked on the review ladder. Once you have answered a question on it, it comes back on a schedule that stretches as you keep getting it right - and resets if you don't. See your review queue.
Certification
Exam objectives this topic covers
- 1.8 Configure and verify IPv6 addressing and prefix
- 1.9 Describe IPv6 address types
- 3.3 Configure and verify IPv4 and IPv6 static routing
- 3.4 Given a scenario, implement IPv4 and IPv6 network services