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Training Camp’s 5-day Cisco IPv6 Operations boot camp covers IPv6 operations, security, and troubleshooting. For network engineers operating production IPv6 environments. No exam attached.

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Cisco IPv6 Operations and Troubleshooting Boot Camp

Learn to operate and troubleshoot IPv6 networks in enterprise environments. Master addressing schemes, routing protocols, transition mechanisms, and diagnostic tools with hands-on labs and real-world scenarios.

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Program Abstract

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Format Live, Instructor-Led
Duration 5

IPv6 is Hard. We Make It Simple.

This intensive 5-day boot camp equips network engineers with the knowledge and hands-on skills to operate, configure, and troubleshoot IPv6-enabled networks. Our expert instructors guide you through addressing schemes, routing protocols, transition mechanisms, security considerations, and diagnostic methodologies with real-world scenarios. By Friday, you’ll be ready to deploy and maintain IPv6 in enterprise environments.

Cisco Authorized Courseware

We use Cisco’s official training materials, so you’re learning exactly what Cisco wants you to know—not third-party content that may miss the mark or fall behind Cisco platform updates.

Hands-On Lab Environment

Spend less time in slides and more time configuring. Our lab-intensive approach lets you practice IPv6 operations and troubleshooting on live network scenarios.

Built for the Federal IPv6 Mandate

Built around the federal IPv6-only requirements in OMB memorandum M-21-07, which set a target of 80 percent of federal IP-enabled assets operating IPv6-only by the end of fiscal year 2025. Whether your agency met that target or is still catching up, your team leaves able to operate and troubleshoot the result.

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"I don’t teach commands to memorize. I teach how to find the fault when the network is down."

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Five consecutive days of instruction, labs, and troubleshooting scenarios, built for engineers operating production IPv6 networks.

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Hands-on labs run in a provided environment with nothing to install, and you have direct instructor access throughout class.

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Spend much of the week fixing broken IPv6 networks, from OSPFv3 adjacency faults to a dual-stack enterprise scenario.

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No exam is attached. You leave with a certificate of completion, and the training is CPE-eligible to help maintain certifications.

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    COURSE STRUCTURE

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    Syllabus

    A structured path designed for working professionals.
    Each day builds on the last—momentum is everything.

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    MODULE_ID: PREP
    Live Training QS: ~5
    BEFORE CLASS
    Critical Path

    Before Class

    Pre-course materials access
    L.prep.1
    Foundation concepts review
    L.prep.2
    Baseline self-assessment
    L.prep.3
    MODULE_ID: C-IP6OTS-01
    Live Training QS: ~5
    DAY 1
    Critical Path

    Introduction to IPv6 and Addressing Basics

    IPv4 Exhaustion, Dual Stack and Single Stack Strategies
    L.01.1
    IPv6 Address Format, Prefixes and Compression Rules
    L.01.2
    Global Unicast, Unique Local and Link-Local Addresses
    L.01.3
    Multicast, Anycast and Solicited-Node Addresses
    L.01.4
    IPv6 Header Fields and Extension Header Chains
    L.01.5
    Modified EUI-64 and Privacy Addresses
    L.01.6
    Lab: Configure IPv6 Addressing on Cisco IOS XE Routers
    L.01.7
    ICMPv6 Message Types and Error Handling
    L.01.8
    Neighbor Discovery: RS, RA, NS, NA and Redirect
    L.01.9
    Stateless Address Autoconfiguration and Router Advertisement Flags
    L.01.10
    Stateful and Stateless DHCPv6 and Prefix Delegation
    L.01.11
    Enabling IPv6 on Windows, macOS and Linux Hosts
    L.01.12
    Verifying Neighbor Cache and Duplicate Address Detection
    L.01.13
    Lab: Analyze Neighbor Discovery with Packet Captures
    L.01.14
    Lab: Configure DHCPv6 Server, Relay and Prefix Delegation
    L.01.15
    MODULE_ID: C-IP6OTS-02
    Live Training QS: ~6
    DAY 2
    Critical Path

    Routing Protocols and IPv6 Implementation

    IPv6 Static Routes and Routing Table Interpretation
    L.02.1
    OSPFv3 Characteristics, Address Families and Authentication
    L.02.2
    EIGRP for IPv6 Named Mode Configuration
    L.02.3
    MP-BGP IPv6 Address Family Peering and Filtering
    L.02.4
    Route Redistribution and Prefix Summarization
    L.02.5
    IPv6 Policy-Based Routing with Route Maps
    L.02.6
    Lab: Configure and Verify OSPFv3 Multi-Area Routing
    L.02.7
    Lab: Configure EIGRP for IPv6 and MP-BGP
    L.02.8
    HSRP for IPv6, VRRPv3 and GLBP Operation
    L.02.9
    DNS in IPv6: AAAA Records, PTR Zones and Dynamic DNS
    L.02.10
    IPv6 QoS: Traffic Class, Flow Label and Policy Maps
    L.02.11
    Cisco IOS XE IPv6 Features and CEFv6 Verification
    L.02.12
    Cisco Discovery Protocol and LLDP with IPv6
    L.02.13
    Lab: Configure HSRP for IPv6 and Verify Failover
    L.02.14
    Lab: Troubleshoot OSPFv3 Adjacency and Route Problems
    L.02.15
    MODULE_ID: C-IP6OTS-03
    Live Training QS: ~6
    DAY 3
    Critical Path

    Multicast and Transition Mechanisms

    IPv6 Multicast Addressing, Scopes and Flags
    L.03.1
    PIM Sparse Mode for IPv6 and Rendezvous Points
    L.03.2
    Embedded RP and MP-BGP Multicast Address Family
    L.03.3
    Multicast Listener Discovery (MLD) Versions and Snooping
    L.03.4
    MLD Group Limits and Access Control
    L.03.5
    Troubleshooting IPv6 Multicast Forwarding and MLD State
    L.03.6
    Lab: Implement IPv6 Multicast with PIM and MLD
    L.03.7
    Dual-Stack Implementation on Nodes and Applications
    L.03.8
    Manual, GRE and Automatic Overlay Tunnels
    L.03.9
    NAT64, DNS64 and Stateful Translation
    L.03.10
    NPTv6 and Static IPv6 NAT
    L.03.11
    DNSv6 Migration and Transition to Single Stack
    L.03.12
    Migration Planning and Phased Deployment
    L.03.13
    Lab: Configure IPv6 Tunnels over IPv4
    L.03.14
    Lab: Implement NAT64 and DNS64
    L.03.15
    MODULE_ID: C-IP6OTS-04
    Live Training QS: ~7
    DAY 4
    Critical Path

    Security in IPv6 Networks

    IPv6 ACLs: TCAM, Header Filtering and ICMPv6 Types
    L.04.1
    Editing and Verifying IPv6 Traffic Filters
    L.04.2
    RA Guard, DHCPv6 Guard and IPv6 Snooping
    L.04.3
    ND Inspection, Binding Table and Source Guard
    L.04.4
    Security Issues in Dual-Stack and Tunnel Environments
    L.04.5
    Link-Local and Routing Plane Security Practices
    L.04.6
    Lab: Configure IPv6 ACLs and Verify Filtering
    L.04.7
    Lab: Deploy RA Guard and DHCPv6 Guard on Switches
    L.04.8
    IPsec for IPv6: Tunnel Mode, Transport Mode and IKEv2
    L.04.9
    Zone-Based Firewall Policy for IPv6 Traffic
    L.04.10
    Cisco Secure Firewall ASA IPv6 Addressing and Routing
    L.04.11
    ASA IPv6 ACLs, Inspection and VPN
    L.04.12
    Distributed Security and Global Unicast Exposure
    L.04.13
    Lab: Configure IPsec IKEv2 Tunnels for IPv6
    L.04.14
    Lab: Configure IPv6 Policy on Cisco Secure Firewall ASA
    L.04.15
    MODULE_ID: C-IP6OTS-05
    Live Training QS: ~7
    DAY 5
    Critical Path

    Troubleshooting, Monitoring and Deployment Strategies

    Structured Troubleshooting Methodology for IPv6
    L.05.1
    IPv6 Show Commands, Ping, Traceroute and Debug
    L.05.2
    Troubleshooting Addressing, SLAAC and DHCPv6 Failures
    L.05.3
    Troubleshooting Routing Adjacencies and Path Selection
    L.05.4
    Monitoring with Flexible NetFlow, SNMP and Syslog over IPv6
    L.05.5
    Lab: Resolve Tiered IPv6 Trouble Tickets
    L.05.6
    Lab: Validate an Addressing Schema in a Live Lab
    L.05.7
    IPv6 Address Allocation and the Multihoming Problem
    L.05.8
    Enterprise Campus, WAN and Branch Deployment Strategies
    L.05.9
    IPv6 in Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN and SD-Access
    L.05.10
    IPv6 in Cloud IaaS and SaaS Deployments
    L.05.11
    Deployment Best Practices and Common Pitfalls
    L.05.12
    Lab: Troubleshoot an End-to-End Dual-Stack Enterprise Scenario
    L.05.13
    Capstone: Troubleshooting Scenarios Review and Q&A
    L.05.14
    MODULE_ID: POST
    Live Training QS: ~8
    AFTER CLASS
    Critical Path

    After Class

    There is no exam attached to this course, so your focus after class is putting the skills to work.
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    Beyond the Cert: Built for the Job

    Foundational qualification The certification you earn with us
    Residential qualification Hands-on labs prep you for the on-the-job readiness DoD 8140 requires within 12 months
    Continuous professional development CPE-eligible training to maintain qualification long after

    The credential, the capability, and the continued readiness — all in one boot camp.

    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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    Boot Camp FAQ

    Real questions from IT pros deciding if this course fits.
    Here's how we answer them.

    Five days on running IPv6 in production rather than introducing it: operations, configuration, security, and structured troubleshooting on Cisco platforms. It covers addressing and neighbor discovery behavior, routing protocol operation under IPv6, dual-stack and transition mechanics, and the diagnostic workflow for when any of it misbehaves.

    Network engineers, system administrators, and IT professionals deploying or managing IPv6 in enterprise networks. It suits teams past the pilot stage who now have IPv6 carrying real traffic and need the operational depth that comes after the design decisions are made.

    A solid understanding of networking concepts and IPv4, plus familiarity with routing protocols and network design. This is an operations and troubleshooting class, so it assumes you can already read a routing table and reason about a path. Engineers new to IPv6 entirely are better served by our IPv6 Fundamentals and Design course first.

    No. This is skills training with no exam attached and no certification issued. You receive a Training Camp certificate of completion for the five days. The material does map onto the IPv6 content in Cisco professional and expert tracks such as CCNP Enterprise, so it supports that preparation without being an exam prep class.

    Five days, combining instruction, lab work, and troubleshooting scenarios, led by an experienced instructor. The labs carry the weight here: you spend a substantial share of the week diagnosing broken IPv6 environments rather than reading about them.

    Take Fundamentals and Design if you are planning an IPv6 deployment and need addressing strategy, routing design, and transition planning. Take this one if IPv6 is already running and your problem is keeping it healthy and fixing it under pressure. Engineers who own a live dual-stack network usually want this course.

    Partly, but the timing is wrong. If IPv6 is still a future project, the design course serves you better. Come here once you have something running, because the troubleshooting material only sticks when you have an environment to map it onto.

    Diagnose IPv6 reachability failures methodically instead of by trial and error, read neighbor discovery and routing behavior correctly, secure an IPv6 deployment against the attacks that do not exist in IPv4, and operate a dual-stack network without treating the IPv6 half as a mystery.

    Yes, and for this course it is often the better option. Private delivery lets us build the troubleshooting scenarios around your actual topology and addressing plan, which makes the week transfer directly. Contact us for group pricing.

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