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Step 1. Get an IPv6 connection going. Native strongly preferred, but 6to4 if you have no other option. From there, play around with network applications and ex
by runjake 7y ago
Step 1. Get an IPv6 connection going. Native strongly preferred, but 6to4 if you have no other option.
From there, play around with network applications and examine some packet sniffs of your traffic. Poke around at Wikipedia and RFCs and Google as appropriate.
The biggest things that seems to trip newbies up is that there is no broadcast traffic with IPv6, and ICMP and multicast are crucial for proper IPv6 operation.
Brief up on SLAAC and DHCPv6 what they are and when you'd use them.