It gives a significant difference between IPv4 and IPv6 and guides the learner on how the IP addresses are generated and their nature

Informative, and the quizzes help identify areas that need review. The course does make me want to gain more knowledge about IPv6.

The deliverables are on point, short and sweet. Within 20 seconds knowledge is transferred; if you cannot comprehend, replay and then make progress. Quizzes are also flexible and friendly. In fact, these courses are crafted for your success.

I have the knowledge and ability to configure different types of devices to IPv6, I have also better understanding on which devices does support IPv6 DHCP.

Showed me how to configure IPv6 on a variety of hosts and network devices, as well as re-iterated some of the things learned in the foundation course but in a more practical way.

I love that the course covered a comprehensive understanding of IPv6 implementation. It covered practical skills needed to set up, validate and resolve issues with IPv6 connectivity across various platforms. This hands-on experience was invaluable for gaining confidence in managing IPv6 networks effectively.

The hands-on demonstrations of the IPv6 plan have greatly enhanced my understanding. I look forward to using these insights to develop an effective IPv6 strategy for Roke Telkom.

Learned how to create an address plan and what is required to get IPv6 from AFRINIC also learned how to best design network address space and manage subnetting.

The course not only made me appreciate the urgency of announcing the prefixes we have received from AFRINIC but also highlighted the inconveniences I have experienced on my educational network by using PA space received from an ISP.

I enjoyed learning about the benefits of using NDP and the essential security considerations associated with implementing it.

The course opened my eyes to Neighbour Discovery Protocol. The security configurations and the examples were clear.

I enjoyed learning about the benefits of using NDP, as well as the essential security considerations that come with implementing NDP. Additionally, I gained insights into network visibility, threat detection, and response strategies.

This course offered hands-on experience and practical examples, allowing us to learn and directly apply the concepts.

The course content is guided and sequential. Also, it is good to use some of those YouTube videos. They become handy over time.

The tutorials on the configurations of different vendor routers were a major learning curve. I haven’t had much experience with RouterOS, but learning from here makes it seem easy. Diving into how SLAAC, DHCPv6, and troubleshooting SLAAC work gave a clearer understanding of the workings and configurations of IPv6.

This was a very informative course. I now have a more detailed understanding of IS-IS than before, and my knowledge of OSPFv3 and BGP has been expanded.

The content is built around supporting a learner with the least knowledge but is also made easy for users of IPv4 transitioning to IPv6.

This was probably one of the most fun courses. We learned new dynamic routing protocols while relearning things we forgot about once we were using them and how to use them with IPv6. It was a great learning experience.

Supporting the course with implementation videos, quizzes and final exams are the most I like from the course.

It is very comprehensive and detailed, giving me an enlightened view of many aspects of IPv6 and related matters.

As a network engineer tasked with leading my organization’s IPv6 migration, I initially felt overwhelmed by the complexities of transition mechanisms like dual-stack, tunnelling, and translation.

By diving deep into technical specifics—analyzing the pros and cons of each method, evaluating deployment factors like infrastructure readiness, and practising in virtual labs—I gained the confidence to design scalable solutions.

As far as Digital Signatures are concerned, this course is the best ever. It ensures that learners gain an in-depth understanding of Secure RPKI.

I have developed a clear understanding of how to effectively prevent prefix hijacking by implementing Route Origin Authorizations (ROAs).

I found this course to be incredibly valuable. It provided a deep understanding of securing internet routing. It delved into important technologies like the Internet Routing Registry (IRR) and Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI), highlighting their significance in enhancing the security and reliability of routing on the Internet.