EIGRP for IPv6 Course
Foundations, Configuration, Security, and Verification — with Integrated Lab
Topics We Will Cover:
This self-paced course delivers a complete, hands-on of EIGRP for IPv6 (EIGRPv6), Cisco's advanced distance-vector routing protocol and a core topic in the CCNA 200-301 exam's IP Connectivity domain. Building on prior RIPng and protocol-comparison coursework, learners progress through seven structured modules covering EIGRPv6 fundamentals, the DUAL convergence algorithm, composite metrics and neighbor relationships, base and advanced configuration (summarization, load balancing, timers, passive interfaces), MD5/SHA authentication security, verification and troubleshooting, and a final exam-focused comparison against RIPng and OSPFv3. Each module includes a Self-Check to reinforce understanding before advancing, and the course culminates in an Integrated Lab: a four-router topology exercising every concept taught across the modules. Estimated completion time is 5–7 hours for the modules plus 2–3 hours for the lab. A prerequisite understanding of RIPng and basic IPv6 addressing is recommended, and learners will need access to Packet Tracer, GNS3, or physical IOS devices with IPv6 unicast routing enabled. By course completion, students will be able to independently configure, secure, verify, and troubleshoot an EIGRPv6 deployment, and confidently articulate its distinctions from RIPng and OSPFv3 — a frequently tested exam concept. A frequently tested exam concept — equipping learners with practical, exam-ready EIGRPv6 expertise for real-world network deployment.
Laz Diaz,
Your Cisco Instructor
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we will cover the above & more!
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