Answer the following questions, and then refer to Appendix B, “Answers to Review Questions,” for the answers.
1: | List the three classes of integration and coexistence strategies presented in this chapter. |
2: | Describe the dual-stack approach. |
3: | What type of Ethernet frame is made by IPv6-only applications on nodes? |
4: | How do IPv4- and IPv6-enabled applications choose the IP stack when both IPv6 and IPv4 stacks are available? |
5: | Which type of address is preferred by IPv4- and IPv6-enabled applications when the naming service provides both IPv4 (A-record) and IPv6 (AAAA-record) address types? |
6: | When should you consider using integration and coexistence mechanisms? |
7: | What is the protocol number defined for the encapsulation of IPv6 packets in IPv4? |
8: | List the three scenarios presented in this chapter in which the tunneling of IPv6 packets in IPv4 is possible. |
9: | What is the main requirement of tunneling? |
10: | List all the tunneling techniques presented in this chapter. |
11: | What is the main characteristic of a configured tunnel? |
12: | What is the purpose of the tunnel broker and the tunnel server? |
13: | Describe how the prefix to a 6to4 site is assigned. |
14: | What is the purpose of the 6to4 relay? |
15: | Define the ISATAP address format. |
16: | Describe how the ISATAP unicast prefix is advertised to the ISATAP host by an ISATAP router. |
17: | Does the IPv4-compatible tunnel mechanism provide a solution to the IPv4 address space exhaustion? |
18: | List the two methods that allow IPv6-only nodes in an IPv6-only network to communicate with IPv4-only nodes in an IPv4-only network. |
19: | List the different types of operations defined for the NAT-PT mechanism. |
20: | What is the purpose of the 96-bit prefix for the NAT-PT mechanism? |
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