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IPv6 Fundamentals: Learn the Basics of How IPv6 Works, IPv6 Addresses and IPv6 Subnetting
Ramon NastaseSeries: Computer Networking(0)
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IPv6 for your network is now easy to configure!
If you are interested in IPv6 addresses and IPv6 Subnetting, you need a book like this one to teach you the fundamentals. The high number of devices connected to the Internet lead to the need for a new protocol, which is the IPv6.
This new Internet protocol has its own advantages, as it is faster and more secure. But you need to know how to configure a network with this type of address if you want to enjoy all these benefits.
You will be able to enjoy all the major benefits of IPv6 if you read this book cover to cover. And you shouldn't worry about not understanding what is being written in here.
The book is made so every beginner gets a grasp of what the author is talking about. By reading it, you will:
Understand the basic concept of how IPv6 works
Find out how Subnetting for IPv6 works
Be able to make the transition between IPv4 and IPv6
Configure and use IPv6 on devices
IPv6 for your network is now easy to configure!
If you are interested in IPv6 addresses and IPv6 Subnetting, you need a book like this one to teach you the fundamentals. The high number of devices connected to the Internet lead to the need for a new protocol, which is the IPv6.
This new Internet protocol has its own advantages, as it is faster and more secure. But you need to know how to configure a network with this type of address if you want to enjoy all these benefits.
You will be able to enjoy all the major benefits of IPv6 if you read this book cover to cover. And you shouldn't worry about not understanding what is being written in here.
The book is made so every beginner gets a grasp of what the author is talking about. By reading it, you will:
Understand the basic concept of how IPv6 works
Find out how Subnetting for IPv6 works
Be able to make the transition between IPv4 and IPv6
Configure and use IPv6 on devices
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