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--- training:apnic-ipv6-nc:0-setup [2018/03/19 17:53] – philip
+++ training:apnic-ipv6-nc:0-setup [2018/04/07 17:40] – [Objective] philip
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 ===== Objective =====
+This lab sets up the dual stack infrastructure which will be used for the rest of the topics explored in this workshop.
-Using a dual stack topology, this lab investigates securing the router and the routing infrastructure for the network.
 ===== Lab Topology =====
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 The lab will start simply by configuring each autonomous system, and making sure that transit works via their transit provider. The address plan for the entire network is described in the [Address Plan](address-plan) document. The initial set up is shown below.
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+{{:training:apnic-ipv6-nc:peering-0.png?500 |}}
 ===== Preliminary =====
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 ==== Loopback ====
-First we will configure the Loopback interface of each of the routers.
+First we will create the Loopback interface and apply the IPv4 and IPv6 addresses to it - consult the address plan for the addresses used. Here is an example for the Core router in the autonomous system. Remember that the IPv4 address on the Loopback is a /32 and the IPv6 address on the Loopback is /128.
 **On CX:**
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-You will need a similar configuration for the Peering, Access and Border router as well.
+You will need a similar configuration to create the Loopbacks on the Peering, Access and Border router as well.
 ==== Links to other Routers ====
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 This prevents the router from sending any prefixes as part of router advertisements, so the client will not auto-configure itself with a global IPv6 address. This is helpful for IOS versions where you cannot suppress solicited RA messages.
 ===== Connectivity Testing =====
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