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    RIPng is the IPv6 version of RIP that functions similarly but uses IPv6 addresses. It is necessary to run both RIP and RIPng in dual stack networks. OSPFv3 is the IPv6 version of OSPF and functions similarly but with IPv6 addresses and prefixes. IS-IS runs in two levels and uses link state packets over connectionless network services to exchange routing information between devices, with some ISPs moving to use IS-IS as their IGP. Multiprotocol BGP connects autonomous systems and supports multiple address families including IPv6, creating AS paths similarly to its IPv4 functionality.

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    En Routing Ipv6

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    RIPng is the IPv6 version of RIP that functions similarly but uses IPv6 addresses. It is necessary to run both RIP and RIPng in dual stack networks. OSPFv3 is the IPv6 version of OSPF and functions similarly but with IPv6 addresses and prefixes. IS-IS runs in two levels and uses link state packets over connectionless network services to exchange routing information between devices, with some ISPs moving to use IS-IS as their IGP. Multiprotocol BGP connects autonomous systems and supports multiple address families including IPv6, creating AS paths similarly to its IPv4 functionality.

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    Ripng: Based On Ripv2 Distance Vector, Max. 15 Hop, Split-Horizon

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    RIPng is the IPv6 version of RIP that functions similarly but uses IPv6 addresses. It is necessary to run both RIP and RIPng in dual stack networks. OSPFv3 is the IPv6 version of OSPF and functions similarly but with IPv6 addresses and prefixes. IS-IS runs in two levels and uses link state packets over connectionless network services to exchange routing information between devices, with some ISPs moving to use IS-IS as their IGP. Multiprotocol BGP connects autonomous systems and supports multiple address families including IPv6, creating AS paths similarly to its IPv4 functionality.

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    RIPng

    Similar to IPv4

    Based on RIPv2
    Distance vector, max. 15 hop, split-horizon,

    Only IPv6
    In dual Stack Network it's necessary to run
    both RIP (IPv4) and RIPng (IPv6)
    Uses IPv6 for transport
    IPv6 prefix, next-hop IPv6 address
    For RIP updates, uses a multicast address
    FF02::9

    OSPFv3

    OSPFv3 = OSPF for IPv6


    Based on OSPFv2
    Similar to OSPF
    Topology is hidden outside the network

    LSA flooding is limited by area

    SPF calculation is done per area


    Every area need to connect to the Backbone

    IS-IS

    OSI Protocol
    Based in 2 levels

    Runs over CNLS

    L2 = Backbone
    L1 = Stub
    L2L1= interconnects L2 y L1
    Every IS device send LSP (Link State Packets)
    TLVs information is sent (Tag/Length/values)
    Neirbor behavior do not change

    The operation remains the same


    Some ISPs are moving to IS-IS as IGP

    Multiprotocol BGP

    Exterior Gateway
    Protocol
    Connects different ASs
    that have different
    routing policies and
    ASNs
    Creates an AS_PATH
    Supports the same
    funcionalities than IPv4
    Supports several
    Address Families

    AS X

    AS Y

    Peering

    Peering

    Peering

    AS Z

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