Hello Guys,

The topic is covered in BSCI routing and is expanded including a new version of IP protocol, the IPv6. This new protocol will provide many more tens of IPs compared to IPv4 is used today.

The IPv6 for many (including me) is very obscure and complicated, but if you study with attention and practice quite calm through laboratories you understand its operation, including giants such addresses.

The laboratory that I am offering I did to practice addressing, summarization and working with the OSPFv3 (OSPF for IPv6).

I setup a Multi-area as can be seen in the picture attached and made a summarization of some subnets to see your reflection in the routing table and OSPF in the LSAS. Remember, the OSPFv3 differs slightly from its predecessor on the LSAS, so stay tuned.

As the oldest IOSs not support the OSPFv3 was necessary to use the IOS 12.4 (T) 9, the router 7200. The image is available on this link in the folder IOS - Dynamips.

Emphasize that the configuration in NVRAM of the router is complete, and after setting everything TXTs that are in the file is the initial configuration.

Below the laboratory:

Lab IPv6 and Ospfv3 multiarea 7200

A Abrasive staff,

Maurício Bento Ghem

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