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So let's power on the P.C. and open up a console and see if it now receives an IP address.

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So I have config eith zero.

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Notice the difference.

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It's now received a global IP address.

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2001 Cole on Face the network portion is that followed by some zeros.

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This is the host portion which you'll notice is the same as the link local host portion and is based

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on the MAC address of the host.

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So back in wire shock

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there are the right advertisements we saw previously and scrolling down we see a rather solicitation

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message to f f 0 2.

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Colon colon 2.

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From a host with a MAC address ending in 6 a 4 b center this year 6 a 4 B going to all routers on the

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local segment.

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There's the MAC address which is the layer to MAC address for IP version 6 multi costs.

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In this case for f f 0 2 colon colon 2 and we can see that the multicast was sent from this host.

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There is the link local address as shown here in y shock so the host is sending a rider solicitation

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to all riders in the local segment and the rider replies back to all hosts on the local segment.

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There is the IP version 6 multicast address from the broader to the IP version 6 multicast layer to

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address sources the rider destination is FFA 0 2 Collin Collin 1 it's a run advertisement and the rider

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is once again telling the host it's local MAC address there is the link layer address.

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Here's the empty you man here is the IP version 6 prefects.

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So the host has dynamically learnt this address so that was an example of slack what I'll do now is

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add another address on the Rada so let's call this 2001 on 0 1 0 1 so at an address

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like this and let's see if the Rada advertises that to the host.

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Notice there's the advertisement sent to all hosts on the local segment and back on the P.C. and back

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on the P.C. I have conflict eith zero.

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What we should notice is it after a while we'll learn that network and there you go.

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After a while the host has learnt that a new address.

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So can the host ping and the router show run interface gigabit to 0 0 shows us the 2 IP version 6 addresses

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on the router so ping 2001 face colon colon 1 Notice I'm using the wrong protocol I need to use ping

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6 and that ping now succeeds so ping 6 2001 there 1 0 1.

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Colon colon 1 that ping also works on the right or we could do a debug IP vs 6 ICMP and I can do the

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ping to face once again and notice we see that output on the router echo request was received from a

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source with this IP version 6 address.

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I have config eith 0 shows us that IP address as configured on the P.C. notice it ends in 6.

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A 4 b the destination of the Echo request was the rudder and the rudder now sends a code reply.

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There's the IP version 6.

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Echo request IP version 6.

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Echo reply he has a rudder advertisement sent from the local rudder to the destination.

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F f 0 2 col on column 1.

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All nodes on the segment.

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So that was a demonstration of how slack and rudder advertisements and rudder solicitation messages

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can be used to automatically allocate networks to hosts.

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This is once again using the neighbor Discovery Protocol or NDP.