Neal Rauhauser wrote:
> I will provide to anyone who connects the following:
>
> 1. an IPv6 in IPv4 tunnel
> 2. a /60 of IPv6 addresses that are globally routeable
> 3. an internal BGP peering session to AS 12023
> 4. telnet access to the core router to help with troubleshooting
> 5. my office phone number and my VoIP target + destination code for
> 0800-1700 tech support
>
> The way I am setting this up it should be a good play for
> intermediate/advanced students who want to hone their BGP skills and
> learn a little about IPv6.
Hiya - from the sounds of things you have got quite a job there :)
You might want to look at linking up with these guys -
http://www.freenet6.net/
theyve been doing similar things for a while although I think its more
aimed at application developers and netkids who want to try it.
http://www.ipv6.org/impl/routers.html has links to where to get the ipv6
beta software for lots of different routers.
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/732/ipv6/index.html has links for betas
of ios 12.2 with ipv6 and a whole bunch of white papers etc. on ipv6.
>
> If you're the type that likes book learning before you actually
> put your hands on something I can recommend IPv6 second edition by
> Christian Huitema ISBN 0-13-850505-5. I've picked up quite a few IPv6
> books and almost all of them I found to be filled with fluff. Huitema's
> book is a solid read you can place on the shelf between Caslow and
> Halabi for ongoing reference.
http://www.ip6.com/ is the homepage of a book on ip6 specifically geared
towards cisco routers - not sure if its any goood or not, but on the
plus side they have a free downloadable ipv6 protocol analyser
http://www.ip6.com/us/analyzer.htm
TTFN
Lauren
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