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The video walks you through configuration of IPv6 on Cisoc Firepower 6.7. We begin with basic IPv6 interface configuration and progress into IPv6 routing covering static, BGPv3, and OSPFv3. BGPv6 will be used to establish internet routing, while OSPFv3 will handle internal routing. Bidirectional redistribution will be configured to allow full connectivity from internal network to internet.

The video walks you through configuration of IPv6 on Cisoc Firepower 6.7. We begin with basic IPv6 interface configuration and progress into IPv6 routing covering static, BGPv3, and OSPFv3. BGPv6 will be used to establish internet routing, while OSPFv3 will handle internal routing. Bidirectional redistribution will be configured to allow full connectivity from internal network to internet.

The video walks you through configuration of IPv6 on Cisoc Firepower 6.7. We begin with basic IPv6 interface configuration and progress into IPv6 routing covering static, BGPv3, and OSPFv3. BGPv6 will be used to establish internet routing, while OSPFv3 will handle internal routing. Bidirectional redistribution will be configured to allow full connectivity from internal network to internet.

The video walks you through configuration of IPv6 on Cisoc Firepower 6.7. We begin with basic IPv6 interface configuration and progress into IPv6 routing covering static, BGPv3, and OSPFv3. BGPv6 will be used to establish internet routing, while OSPFv3 will handle internal routing. Bidirectional redistribution will be configured to allow full connectivity from internal network to internet.

The video demonstrates an ability to transport IPv6 traffic across a Cisco IPv4 MPLS network. Comparing to other IPv6 IP-based tunnelling technologies, you will see that 6PE is simpler to setup and understand as IPv6 route advertisement is natively supported by MPBGP and the solution is very similar to MPLS VPN. Our configuration will be concentrated on the PE routers as they are required to run dual-stack. The P router, however, requires no modification as you will see in this lab.

The video demonstrates an ability to transport IPv6 traffic across a Cisco IPv4 MPLS network. Comparing to other IPv6 IP-based tunnelling technologies, you will see that 6PE is simpler to setup and understand as IPv6 route advertisement is natively supported by MPBGP and the solution is very similar to MPLS VPN. Our configuration will be concentrated on the PE routers as they are required to run dual-stack. The P router, however, requires no modification as you will see in this lab.