It is worth practice converting IPv4 to IPv6 in my simulations for the CCNP routing exam?
Is it worth for the CCNP exam getting into practice of using the same IPv4 and Ipv6 address on an interface
IPv4: 192.168.32.1
IPv6 address would be:
192: c0 = (12 * 16) + 0
168: a8: =(10 * 16) + 8
32: 20= (2 * 16) + 0
1: 0a= (0*16) + 1
IPv6: 2002:c0a8:200a::/48
Not necessarily that specific but it doesn't hurt. Time is still your enemy on this exam, they know this so they're not going to overly complicate the problem by making you do that. Remember, the goal is try to read, understand and answer in about 1 minute per question.
Cordially,
Ronnie Wong
Edutainer, ITProTV
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ICND2 has some strange stuff on it. It was way more difficult than it should have been. CCNP Route exam will be similar level. I spend a lot of time simulating everything to understand it better. I started going through the Transcender exam for Route.
