IPv6 Interface IDs, Subnet Structure, and Global Uniqueness

IPv6 Global Unicast Addresses (GUAs) mimic the original IPv4 plan to ensure unique addresses throughout the Internet. That plan failed with IPv4 because the address space was just too small. Well, IPv6 does not have that problem! In this video, you will learn the backstory and context of how the Internet's governing rules create a globally unique IPv6 addressing plan. The video begins with the basic numbering system and then shows how human processes dictate what addresses each organization may use. Finally, it provides a basic overview of how to use your unique IPv6 address block within your company. 📘 Matches CCNA Official Cert Guide: Volume 1 Chapter 26 Section 1 Chapters 00:00 Intro 01:48 - (1) Global Unicast Addresses Defined 05:17 - (2) GUA Global Routing Prefixes 07:12 - (3) Global Unicast Subnetting 11:19 - (4) Global Unicast Addresses 13:48 CCNA Exam Advice Ad Hoc Lab Referenced in the “CCNA Exam Advice” Closing Section 📽️    • Practice Right Now! Learn IPv6 GUA Concept...   ========================================= Product Links Product links below. I make a small affiliate sales commission if you buy something! CCNA Library (Two Book Set): 📚 https://ccna.link/nu-cp-lib-ed2 All CCNA products at Cisco Press: 🖨️ https://ccna.link/nu-cp-allccna All Wendell's products at Cisco Press: 🧔🏼‍♂️ https://ccna.link/nu-cp-allwo Ciscopress.com/NewCerts Page (News, Announcements): 📰 https://ccna.link/nu-cp-newcerts =========================================