'Network prefixes' diaporamas de présentation

Introduction to Routing IPv6 Rick Graziani Computer Networking Instructor Cabrillo College

Introduction to Routing IPv6 Rick Graziani Computer Networking Instructor Cabrillo College. IPv6: The Protocol Review from Introduction to IPv6. Version. IHL. Type of Service. Total Length. Version. Traffic Class. Flow Label. Identification. Flags. Fragment Offset.

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Introduction to Routing IPv6 Rick Graziani Computer Networking Instructor Cabrillo College

Introduction to Routing IPv6 Rick Graziani Computer Networking Instructor Cabrillo College. IPv6: The Protocol Review from Introduction to IPv6. Version. IHL. Type of Service. Total Length. Version. Traffic Class. Flow Label. Identification. Flags. Fragment Offset.

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IPv6

IPv6. With thanks to Rick Grazianni of Cabrillo College. Why IPv6?. Larger address space No need for NAT Easier aggregation means more efficient routing Improved address assignment StateLess Address AutoConfiguration (SLAAC) Improved support for mobility No broadcasts.

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Variable Length Subnet Masks

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> Nicolas FISCHBACH IP Engineering Manager - COLT Telecom AG

(Distributed) Denial of Service attacks, detection and protection. > Nicolas FISCHBACH IP Engineering Manager - COLT Telecom AG nico@securite.org - http://www.securite.org/nico/ version 1.0. Agenda. Denial of Service and Worms Attacks Architectures

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What do railroads and high speed networks have in common?

What do railroads and high speed networks have in common?. Marla Meehl Manager Network Engineering and Telecommunications. High speed networks are built with fiber optics. Fiber.

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