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In this week’s IPv6 Buzz episode, Ed, Scott, and Tom follow up on episode 44 and talk more about what it takes to build an IPv6 lab—both dual-stack and IPv6-only (as well as with physical hardware and in the cloud).
Topics discussed include:
* Resources you need in the lab besides network gear
* Options for building a lab (e.g., physical, virtual, cloud, specific platforms)
* Why anyone in their right mind would build an IPv6-only lab
* How hard is it to switch back and forth between IPv4-only, dual-stack, IPv6-only in the lab – is it even possible to do?
* How useful is automation and scripting around a lab environment?
Thanks for listening!
Show Links:
EVE-NG
Google Cloud (GCP)
Setting Up An IPv6 Lab At Home – Zivaro
IPv6 Buzz 044: Building An IPv6 Lab – Packet Pushers
Your Hosts:
* Tom Coffeen @ipv6tom
* Scott Hogg @scotthogg
* Ed Horley @ehorley
Topics discussed include:
* Resources you need in the lab besides network gear
* Options for building a lab (e.g., physical, virtual, cloud, specific platforms)
* Why anyone in their right mind would build an IPv6-only lab
* How hard is it to switch back and forth between IPv4-only, dual-stack, IPv6-only in the lab – is it even possible to do?
* How useful is automation and scripting around a lab environment?
Thanks for listening!
Show Links:
EVE-NG
Google Cloud (GCP)
Setting Up An IPv6 Lab At Home – Zivaro
IPv6 Buzz 044: Building An IPv6 Lab – Packet Pushers
Your Hosts:
* Tom Coffeen @ipv6tom
* Scott Hogg @scotthogg
* Ed Horley @ehorley
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