Ch. 4.5 Flashcards

1
Q

What are 2-3 parts of an IPv6 packet?

A

Header
Optional Extension
Payload

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2
Q

Is the Main Header in IPv6 a fixed length?

How about a IPv4 header?

A

IPv6: Yes, it’s fixed

IPv4: No, can be changed

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3
Q

What are these fields used for?

Traffic Class

A

Describes packet’s priority

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4
Q

What are these fields used for?

Flow Label

A

QoS management (real time streams)

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5
Q

What are these fields used for?

Payload Length

What’s the maximum length of a payload?

A

Indicates length of payload

Maximum of 64KB

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6
Q

What happens if Payload Length is bigger than the maximum length?

A

The value is set to 0

The special Jumbo Payload of 4GB is established

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7
Q

What are these fields used for?

Next Header

A

Describes next extension header

OR

Is where actual payload begins

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8
Q

What are these fields used for?

Hop Limit

A

Replaces TTL field and performs same function

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9
Q

What is Canonical Notation for IPv6 address?

A

Hex double bytes with colon delimitations and 0 compression

Example
2001:db8::abc:0:def0:1234

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10
Q

Can you use a double colon compression once or twice in Canonical Notation?

A

Once only

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11
Q

What do you have to do if you put an IPv6 address in a URL?

A

Put the IPv6 Address in brackets []

https://[2001:db8::abc:0:def0:1234]/index.htm

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12
Q

How is an IPv6 address formated?

A

First 64 bit is Network ID
Second 64 bit is Interface ID

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13
Q

2001:db8:3c4d::/48

What does the /48 mean?

A

The length of network prefix in bits

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14
Q

Can IPv6 use Unicast?
Can IPv6 use Broadcast?
Can IPv6 use Multicast?
Can IPv6 use Anycast?

A

Yes
No
Yes
Yes

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15
Q

What does globally scoped address mean?

A

Routable over the internet

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16
Q

What indicate an address is globally scoped?

In Hex format?

A

The first 3 bits are 001

0010 or 0011

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17
Q

What part of the IPv6 addressing is before the Interface ID?

A

16 bit Subnet mask
.
.

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18
Q

How long is the Interface ID?

A

64 bit

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19
Q

What’s the first way to get the 64 bit interface ID?

A

Using the 48 bit MAC address through the EUI -64 (Extended Unique Identifier-64)

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20
Q

During the EUI-64, what is done? (2)

A

Add fffe in the middle of the MAC address

Flip the 7th bit

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21
Q

What’s the second way to get the 64 bit interface ID?

A

Privacy Extensions

Client uses pseudorandom temporary interface ID or Token

22
Q

What is Link Local Addressing?

A

Spans a single subnet.

23
Q

What is the link local range in IPv6?

A

fe80::/10

Starts w/ fe80 and the next 54 bits are set to 0

24
Q

What is Link Local Address range in IPv4?

A

APIPA
169.254.0.0

25
Q

Does an IPv6 host always have a link local address for each link?

26
Q

Why is a zone index (scope id) important?

A

Used for Link Local Addresses

It’s how to tell multiple local ports apart for local communications.

27
Q

What is the zone index in Windows or Linux?

A

Windows: %1
Linux: %eth0

28
Q

What are the first 8 bits on a multicast?

A

1111 1111
or
ff

29
Q

What are the parts of a multicast? (4)

A

First 8 bits: ff
Next 4 bits: 0000 or Sets flag types
Next 4 bits: Determines scope
1 is node-local
2 is link local

Last 112 bits: Define multicast groups in scope

30
Q

What is MLD protocol stand for?

What does it do?

A

Multicast Listener Discovery

Allows nodes to join multicast group and see if members are present on local subnet

31
Q

Are broadcast addresses part of IPv6?

32
Q

What is ND protocol stand for?

What is it?

A

Neighbor Discover

Used by IPv6 to replace ARP

33
Q

What is ARP for?

A

Address Resolution Protocol

Maps out MAC addresess to IP addresses

34
Q

Can IPv6 use Unicast?
Can IPv6 use Broadcast?
Can IPv6 use Multicast?
Can IPv6 use Anycast?

A

Yes
No
Yes
Yes

35
Q

What is Dual Stack?

A

Runs both IPv4 and IPv6

36
Q

What is tunneling?

A

Alternative to dual stack
Deliver IPv6 packets to IPv4 networks
.
Puts IPv6 packets in IPv4 packets

37
Q

What prefix does tunneling 6to4 use?

38
Q

What has 6to4 been replaced with?

A

6RD (Rapid Deployment)

The 2002::/16 prefix is replaced by ISP

39
Q

How does Microsoft provide support for Tunneling?

A

Teredo protocol.

Uses 3544/UDP

40
Q

What is NAT64?

A

Transition IPv4 to IPv6

41
Q

What prefix does NAT64 use?

A

64:ff9b::/96

42
Q

What is the Global Unicast prefix?

What is the Leading Hex Characters?

A

2000::3

2 and 3

43
Q

What is the Link Local Unicast prefix?

What is the Leading Hex Characters?

A

fe80::/10

fe80

44
Q

What is the Multicast unicast prefix?

What is the Leading Hex Characters?

A

fe80::/8

ff

ff02::1 (all nodes)

45
Q

What is the Multicast (Link Local) prefix?

What is the Leading Hex Characters?

A

ff02::/16

ff02::2 (all routers)
ff02::1:2 (DHCP)

46
Q

What is the Solicited-node prefix?

What is the Leading Hex Characters?

A

ff02::1:ff00:0/104

ff02::1:ff

47
Q

What is the Unspecified prefix?

What is the Leading Hex Characters?

A

::/128

0::0

48
Q

What is the Loopback prefix?

What is the Leading Hex Characters?

A

::1/128

::1

49
Q

What is the Documentation/Examples prefix?

What is the Leading Hex Characters?

A

2001:db8::/32

2001:db8

50
Q

What is the Unspecified address prefix?

A

0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0

51
Q

Describe the 3 parts of the 1st half of Network ID.

A

3 bit Global Routing Prefix (001)
45 bit Network ID
16 bit Subnet
=64 bits