Packet Tuesday – IPv6 Router Advertisements
IPv6 Router Advertisements are one of the key features of IPv6. Router Advertisements will in many cases replace DHCP as protocol to configure networks, in particular in smaller networks like home networks.
Notes:
SEC503 Network Monitoring and Threat Detection In-Depth: https://www.sans.org/u/1obN
RFCs:
RFC 4861: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc4861
Packet: https://packettuesday.com/pcaps/routeradv.pcap
ipv6
3:00 – “you cannot have a second address on the interface” Does adding a virtual sub-interface counts as a way to have multiple IP addresses per interface? It looks and feels like a second IP address from the network standpoint as it goes in and out with the same MAC address of your adapter. Please note I’m not suggesting VLAN tagging, and not sure that would work on Windows – but I used this quite a lot ages ago on Linux.
Love these Packet Tuesday sessions, keep it up!