Rule 1: Omission of the Leading 0s Problems

Using Rule 1 reduce the IPv6 addresses to their shortened form.

1. 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000

0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0
2. 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0001

0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1
3. 2000:0000:0000:0000:0000:ABCD:0000:0025

2000:0:0:0:0:ABCD:0:25
4. 3F00:0090:0000:0000:0000:0098:0000:0001

3F00:90:0:0:0:98:0:1

5. 2001:3756:0005:0000:ACAD:0000:0000:0025

2001:3756:5:0:ACAD:0:0:25

6. 3FFF:FF00:0000:0000:ACAD:0000:0000:0127

3FFF.FF00:0:0:ACAD:0:0:127

7. 2001:0000:0000:ABCD:FFFF:0000:0000:0001

2001:0:0:ABCD:FFFF:0:0:1

8. 3ABC:0001:ACAD:0000:0000:1234:0000:0005

3ABC:1:ACAD:0:0:1234:0:5

9. FC00:0000:0000:0000:3E00:1275:0000:0034

FC00:0:0:0:3E00:1275:0:34

10. FE95:FC6C:C540:0000:0000:0000:0000:9800

FE95:FC6C:C540:0:0:0:0:9800

11. FF00:ACAD:0000:0000:1234:0000:0000:0001

FF00:ACAD:0:0:1234:0:0:1
 Rule 2: Omission of the All-0 Hextets Problems

Using Rule 2 reduce the IPv6 addresses to their shortened

form. 1. 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000

::

2. 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0001

::0001

3. 2000:0000:0000:0000:0000:ABCD:0000:0025

2000::ABCD:0000:0025

4. 3F00:0090:0000:0000:0000:0098:0000:0001

3F00:0090::0098:0000:0001

5. 2001:3756:0005:0000:ACAD:0000:0000:0025

2001:3756:0005:0000:ACAD::0025

6. 3FFF:FF00:0000:0000:ACAD:0025:0000:0127

3FFF.FF00::ACAD:0025:0000:0127

7. 2001:ACAD:0000:ABCD:FFFF:0000:0000:0001

2001:ACAD:0000:ABCD:FFFF::0001

8. 3ABC:0001:ACAD:0000:0000:1234:0000:0005

3ABC:0001:ACAD::1234:0000:0005

9. FC00:0000:0000:0000:3E00:1275:0000:0034

FC00::3E00:1275:0000:0034

10. FE95:FC6C:C540:0000:0000:0000:0000:9800

FE95:FC6C:C540::9800

11. FF00:ACAD:0000:0000:1234:0000:0000:0001

FF00 : ACAD: :1234:0000:0000: 0001 de FF00:ACAD:0000:0000:1234: :0001

__ _ _ _
_
 Combining Rule 1 and Rule 2 Problems

Using Rule 1 and 2 reduce the IPv6 addresses to their shortest

form. 1. 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000

::
2. 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0001

::1
3. 2000:0000:0000:0000:0000:ABCD:0000:0025

2000::ABCD:0:25
4. 3F00:0090:0000:0000:0000:0098:0000:0001

3F00:0090::98:0:1
5. 2001:3756:0005:0000:ACAD:0000:0000:0025

2001:3756:5:0:ACAD::25
6. 3FFF:FF00:0000:0000:ACAD:0025:0000:0127

3FFF.FF00::ACAD:25:0:127
7. 2001:ACAD:0000:ABCD:FFFF:0000:0000:0001

2001:ACAD:0:ABCD:FFFF::1
8. 3ABC:0001:ACAD:0000:0000:1234:0000:0005

3ABC:1:ACAD::1234:0:5

9. FC00:0000:0000:0000:3E00:1275:0000:0034

FC00::3E00:1275:0:34

10. FE95:FC6C:C540:0000:0000:0000:0000:9800

FE95:FC6C:C540::9800

11. FF00:ACAD:0000:0000:1234:0000:0000:0001

FF00:ACAD::1234:0:0:1 or FF00:ACAD:0:0:1234::1
 Reverting Reduced Address Problems
The following addresses have been shorted using Rule1 and/or Rule 2. Expand them back
to their preferred format.

Sample: FF00:ACAD:ABCD:0:1234::1

FF00:ACAD:ABCD:0000:1234:0000:0000:0001

1. 2000::1

2000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0001

2. ::
1
0000 :_0000 :_0000:0000 :_0000 : _0000 :_0000 :_000 1
_
3. 2001:0:0:0:0:ABCD:0:127

2001:0000:0000:0000:0000:ABCD:0000:0127

4. 3E80:0070::0098:0000:0001

3E80:0070:0000:0000:0000:0098:0000:0001

5. 2FFF:38:5:0:ACAD::5

2FFF:0038:_0005:0000:_ACAD:_0000:0000:_0005
_
6. 3FFF::ACAD:25:0:100

3FFF:0000:_0000:0000:_ACAD:_0025:0000:_0100
_
7. 2002:ACAD:0:1BCD:FFFF::4

2002:ACAD:0000:1BCD:FFFF:0000:0000:0004

8. 3FAA:0025:ACAD::ABCD:0000:0005

3FAA:_0025:_ACAD:_0000:0000:_ABCD:_0000:_0005
_
9. FFFF::4E00:1235:0:34

FFFF:0000:_0000:0000:_4_E00:_1235:0000:_0034
_
10. 3E01:6C:40::9800

3E01:006C:0040:0000:0000:0000:0000:9800
Problem 1
Your ISP has given you the IPv6 address 2000:ACAD:1234:6600::/56.

How many /64 subnets are available with this address? 256

What are the first four /64 subnets?

2000:ACAD:1234:6600::/64

2000:ACAD:1234:6601::/64

2000:ACAD:1234:6602::/64

2000:ACAD:1234:6603::/64

What are the last two /64 subnets in this range?

2000:ACAD:1234:66FE::/64

2000:ACAD:1234:66FF::/64

Problem 2
Your ISP has given you the IPv6 address 3FFF:5801:DEAF::/48.

How many /64 subnets are available with this address? 65,536

What are the first four /64 subnets?

3FFF:5801:DEAF::/64

3FFF:5801:DEAF:1::/64

3FFF:5801:DEAF:2::/64

3FFF:5801:DEAF:3::/64

What are the last two /64 subnets in this range?

3FFF:5801:DEAF:FFFE::/64

3FFF:5801:DEAF:FFFF::/64

19
Problem 3
Your ISP has given you the IPv6 address 2001:ACAD:5678:1840::/60.

How many /64 subnets are available with this address? 16

Complete the /64 subnets in this range. (The ISP’s Global Routing Prefix is already printed for you.)

2001:ACAD:5678:1840::/64

2001:ACAD:5678:1841::/64

2001:ACAD:5678:1842::/64

2001:ACAD:5678:1843::/64

2001:ACAD:5678:1844::/64
2001:ACAD:5678:1845::/64

2001:ACAD:5678:1846::/64

2001:ACAD:5678:1847::/64

2001:ACAD:5678:1848::/64

2001:ACAD:5678:1849::/64

2001:ACAD:5678:184A::/64

2001:ACAD:5678:184B::/64

2001:ACAD:5678:184C::/64

2001:ACAD:5678:184D::/64

2001:ACAD:5678:184E::/64

2001:ACAD:5678:184F::/64
Problem 4
Your ISP has given you the IPv6 address 3100:6523:AD14:8000::/52.

How many /64 subnets are available with this address? 4096

What are the first four /64 subnets? (The ISP’s Global Routing Prefix is already printed for you.)

3100:6523:AD14:8000::/64

3100:6523:AD14:8001::/64

3100:6523:AD14:8002::/64

3100:6523:AD14:8003::/64

What are the last two /64 subnets in this range?

3100:6523:AD14:8FFE::/64

3100:6523:AD14:8FFF::/64

Problem 5
Your ISP has given you the IPv6 address 2100:89:4500::/48.

How many /64 subnets are available with this address? 65,536

What are the first four /64 subnets? (The ISP’s Global Routing Prefix is already printed for you.)

2100:89:4500::/64

2100:89:4500:1::/64
2100:89:4500:2::/64

2100:89:4500:3::/64
What are the last two /64 subnets in this range?

2100:89:4500:FFFE::/64

2100:89:4500:FFFF::/64

Problem 1
 I Pv6 Subnetting Problems
Subnetting on the Nibble Boundary
Using the minimum number of subnets required for the primary and secondary sites
design two IPv6 address plans that meets the following requirements. Create one plan
for location and the second plan for user groups.

The XYZ Film company is setting up a new office and needs an IPv6 network plan
developed. The company will have the following departments:

The ISP has given the company 2001:EE00:2575::/48.

Administration
Building Production Building

Users Include: Users Include:

Sales Casting
Accounting Editing
Distribution

Subnets Based on User Groups

ISP Address: 2001:EE00:2575::/48

P Infrastructure Site ID: 2001:EE00:2575::/52

P Sales Site ID: 2001:EE00:2575: 1000::/52

P Accounting Site ID: 2001:EE00:2575:2000::/52

P Distribution Site ID: 2001:EE00:2575:3000::/52

P Casting Site ID: 2001:EE00:2575:4000::/52

P Editing Site ID: 2001:EE00:2575:5000::/52

 Subnets Based on Location
ISP Address: 2001:EE00:2575::/48

P Infrastructure Site ID: 2001:EE00:2575::/52

P Administration Site ID: 2001:EE00:2575:1000::/52

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site ID: 2001:EE00:2575:1000::/56

S1 Sales Sub-Site ID:
2001:EE00:2575:1100::/56
S1 Accounting Sub-Site ID: 2001:EE00:2575:1200::/56
S1 Distribution Sub-Site ID: 2001:EE00:2575: 1300::/56

P Production Site ID: 2001:EE00:2575:2000::/52

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site ID: 2001:EE00:2575:2000::/56
S1 Casting Sub-Site ID:
2001:EE00:2575:2100::/56
S1 Editing Sub-Site ID: 2001:EE00:2575:2200::/56
 IPv6 Subnetting Problems
Problem 2 Subnetting on the Nibble Boundary
Using the minimum number of subnets required for the primary and secondary sites design
two IPv6 address plans that meets the following requirements. Create one plan for user
groups and a second plan for location.

A new medical supply company is opening and needs an IPv6 network plan developed.
The company has three buildings and will include the following user groups:

The ISP has given the company 3F01:ABCD:8875::/48.

Building 1
Building 2 Building 3
Users
Include: Users Include: Users Include:
Management Management Management
Sales Human Warehouse
Resources

Subnets Based on User Groups

ISP Address: 3F01:ABCD:8875::/48

P Infastructure Site ID: 3F01:ABCD:8875::/52

P Management Site ID: 3F01:ABCD:8875: 1000::/52

P Sales Site ID: 3F01:ABCD:8875:2000::/52

P Human Resources Site ID: 3F01:ABCD:8875:3000::/52

P Warehouse Site ID: 3F01:ABCD:8875:4000::/52

 Subnets Based on Location

ISP Address: 3F01:ABCD:8875::/48

P Infrastructure Site ID: 3F01:ABCD:8875::/52

P Building 1 Site ID: 3F01:ABCD:8875: 1000::/52

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site ID: 3F01:ABCD:8875:1000::/56

S1 Management Sub-Site ID:

3F01:ABCD:8875:1100::/56
S1 Sales Sub-Site ID: 3F01:ABCD:8875:1200::/56

P Building 2 Site ID: 3F01:ABCD:8875:2000::/52

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site ID: 3F01:ABCD:8875:2000::/56
S1 Management Sub-Site ID:
3F01:ABCD:8875:2100::/56
S1 Human Resources Sub-Site ID3: F 01 : ABCD : 8875 : 22 00 ::/ 5 6

P Building 2 Site ID: 3F01:ABCD:8875:3000::/52

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site ID: 3F01:ABCD:8875:3000::/56
S1 Management Sub-Site ID:
3F01:ABCD:8875: 3100::/56
S1 Warehouse Sub-Site ID: 3F01:ABCD:8875:3200::/56
IPv6 Subnetting Problems
Subnetting on the Nibble Boundary

Problem 3
Using the minimum number of subnets required for the primary and secondary sites design
two IPv6 address plans that meets the following requirements. Create one plan for user
groups and a second plan for location.

A paper supply company needs an IPv6 network plan developed. The company has two
buildings and will include the following user groups and sub-user groups:

The ISP has given the company 2001:CA21:9000::/48.

Building A Building B

Management Groups Human Resources Sales:

 Wholesale Production Groups
Retail Warehouse
Shipping:
Domestic
Worldwide

Subnets Based on User Groups

ISP Address: 2001:CA21:9000::/48 (The ISP’s Global Routing Prefix is already printed for you.)

P Infrastructure Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000: :/52

P Management Groups Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000: 1000::/52

S1 HR Sub-Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000: 1000::/56

S1 Sales Sub-Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000: 1100::/56

S2 Wholesale Sub- Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000: 1100::/60

S2 Retail Sub- Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000: 1110::/60

P Production Groups Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000: 2000::/52

S1 Warehouse Sub-Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000: 2000::/56

S1 Shipping Sub-Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000: 2100::/56

S2 Domestic Sub-Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000:2100::/60

S2 Worldwide Sub-Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000: 2110::/60

 Subnets Based on Location
ISP Address: 2001:CA21:9000::/48 (The ISP’s Global Routing Prefix is already printed for you.)

P Infrastructure Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000: :/52

P Building A Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000: 1000::/52

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000: 1000::/56
S1 HR Sub-Site ID:
2001:CA21:9000: 1100::/56
S1 Sales Sub-Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000: 1200::/56
S2 Wholesale Sub-Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000: 120 0::/60
S2 Retail Sub-Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000: 121 0::/ 60

P Building B Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000: 2000::/52

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000: 2000::/56
S1 Warehouse Sub-Site ID:
2001:CA21:9000: 210 0::/56
S1 Shipping Sub-Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000: 2200::/56
S2 Domestic Sub-Site ID: 2001:CA21:9000: 2200::/6 0
S2 Worldwide Sub-Site ID:

2001:CA21:9000: 2210::/6 0
 IPv6 Subnetting Problems
Subnetting on the Nibble Boundary

Problem 4
Using the minimum number of subnets required for the primary and secondary sites
design two IPv6 address plans that meets the following requirements. Create one plan
for location and the second plan for user groups.

A company is setting up a new server farm and needs an IPv6 network plan developed.
The Core Router and the direct connections with layer 3 switches will pull their IPv6
addresses from the Infrastructure Site ID range.

The ISP has given the company 2000:ACAD:1145::/48.

Office A Office B
Layer 3 Switch Layer 3 Switch

Managment Wireless Managment Production Wireless

User Include: User User Include: User Include: User Include:
Administration Include: Administration Administration Guest Access
Finance Guest Bookkeeping
Access
Marketing

Subnets Based on User Groups

P ISP Address: 2000:ACAD:1145::/48 (The ISP’s Global Routing Prefix is already printed for you.)

P Infrastructure Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145: :/52

P Administration Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145: 1000::/52

P Finance Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145: 2000::/52
P Guest Access Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145 :3000::/52
P Marketing Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145: 4000::/52
P Bookkeeping Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145: 5000::/52
 Subnets Based on Location

ISP Address: 2000:ACAD:1145::/48 (The ISP’s Global Routing Prefix is already printed for you.)

P Infrastructure Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145: :/52

P Office A Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145: 1000::/52

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145: 1000::/56

S1 Management Sub-Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145: 1100::/56

S2 Administration Sub-Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145:1100::/60
S2 Finance Sub-Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145: 1110::/60
S1 Wireless Access Sub-Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145: 1200::/56

S2 Guest Access Sub-Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145 :1200::/60

S2 Marketing Sub-Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145: 1210::/60

P Office B Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145: 2000::/52

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145: 2000::/56

S1 Management Sub-Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145: 2100::/56

S2 Administration Sub-Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145:2100::/60

S1 Production Sub-Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145: 2200::/56

S2 Administration Sub-Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145:2200::/60

S2 Bookkeeping Sub-Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145: 2210::/60
S1 Wireless Access Sub-Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145: 2300::/56

S2 Guest Access Sub-Site ID: 2000:ACAD:1145: 2300::/60

IPv6 Subnetting Problems
Subnetting on the Nibble Boundary

Problem 5
Using the minimum number of subnets required for the primary and secondary sites design
two IPv6 address plans that meets the following requirements. Create one plan for user
groups and a second plan for location.
 The company has multiple floors in a high rise building and will include the following
user groups and sub-user groups:

The ISP has given the company 3F01:AA07:3907::/48.

33rd Floor 34th Floor

Manufacturing Groups Admin Groups

Marketing Human Resources (HR):
Inventory Hiring
Shipping Benifits
Financial:
Purchasing
Subnets Based on User Sales
Groups
P ISP Address: 3F01:AA07:3907::/48 (The ISP’s Global Routing Prefix is already printed for you.)

P Infrastructure Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: :/52

P Manufacturing Groups Site ID:3F01:AA07:3907: 1 000::/52

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 1000::/56

S1 Marketing Sub-Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 1100::/56

S1 Inventory Sub-Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 1200::/56

S1 Shipping Sub- Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 1300::/56

P Admin Groups Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 2000::/52

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 2000::/56

S1 HR Sub-Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 2100::/56

S2 Hiring Sub-Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 2100::/60

S2 Benfits Sub-Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 2110::/60

 S1 Financial Sub-Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 2200 ::/56

S2 Purchasing Sub-Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 2200::/60

S2 Sales Sub-Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 2210::/60

Subnets Based on Location

ISP Address: 3F01:AA07:3907::/48 (The ISP’s Global Routing Prefix is already printed for you.)

P Infrastructure Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: :/52

P 33rd Floor Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907 :1000::/52

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 1000::/56

S1 Manufacturing Groups Sub- Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907:1100::/56

S2 Marketing Sub-Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 1100::/60

S2 Inventory Sub-Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 1110::/60

S2 Shipping Sub- Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 1120::/60

P 34th Floor Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 2000::/52

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 2000::/56

S1 Admin Groups Sub-Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 2100::/56

S2 HR Sub-Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 2100::/60

S3 Hiring Sub-Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 2100::/64

S3 Benefits Sub-Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 2101::/64

S2 Financial Sub-Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 2200::/60

S3 Purchasing Sub-Site ID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 2200::/64

S3 Sales Sub-SiteID: 3F01:AA07:3907: 2201::/64

 IPv6 Subnetting Problems
Problem 6 Subnetting on the Nibble Boundary
Using the minimum number of subnets required for the primary and secondary sites
design two IPv6 address plans that meets the following requirements. Create one plan
for location and the second plan for user groups.

This medium sized company will include the following user groups and sub-user

groups: The ISP has given the company 2001:0:17::/52

Management Finance Marketing Department
Users Include: Users Include: Users Include:
Laboratory Staff Advertising:
Administrators Radio
Staff TV
Web
Sales:
Retail
Subnets Based on User Wholesale
Groups
P ISP Address: 2001:0:17::/52 (The ISP’s Global Routing Prefix is already printed for you.)

P Infrastructure Site ID: 2001:0:17: :/56

P Administrators Site ID: 2001:0:17: 100::/56

P Staff Site ID: 2001:0:17: 200::/56
P Advertising Site ID: 2001:0:17: 300::/56
S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site ID: 2001:0:17: 300::/60

S1 Radio Sub-Site ID: 2001:0:17: 310::/60

S1 TV Sub- Site ID: 2001:0:17: 320::/60

S1 Web Sub- Site ID: 2001:0:17: 330::/60

P Sales Site ID: 2001:0:17: 400::/56
S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site ID: 2001:0:17: 400::/60

S1 Retail Sub-Site ID: 2001:0:17: 410::/60

S1 Wholesale Sub-Site ID: 2001:0:17: 420::/60

 Subnets Based on Location
P ISP Address: 2001:0:17::/52 (The ISP’s Global Routing Prefix is already printed for you.)

P Infrastructure Site ID: 2001:0:17: :/56

P Management Site ID: 2001:0:17:100::/56

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site 2001:0:17:100::/60

ID:

S1 Administrators Sub-Site ID: 2001:0:17: 110::/60

S1 Staff Sub- Site ID: 2001:0:17:120::/60

P Finance Site ID: 2001:0:17: 200::/56

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site 2001:0:17:200::/60

ID:

S1 Staff Sub-Site ID: 2001:0:17: 210::/60

P Marketing Dept Site ID: 2001:0:17: 300::/56

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site 2001:0:17:300::/60

ID:

S1 Advertising Sub-Site ID: 2001:0:17: 310::/60

S2 Radio Sub-Site ID: 2001:0:17:310::/64

S2 TV Sub-Site ID: 2001:0:17: 311::/64

S2 Web Sub-Site ID: 2001:0:17: 312::/64

S1 Sales Sub-Site ID: 2001:0:17: 320::/60

S2 Retail Sub-Site ID: 2001:0:17:320::/64

S2 Wholesale Sub-Site ID: 2001:0:17: 321::/64

 IPv6 Subnetting Problems
Subnetting on the Nibble Boundary

Problem 7
Using the minimum number of subnets required for the primary and secondary sites
design two IPv6 address plans that meets the following requirements. Create one plan
for location and the second plan for user groups.

This medium sized company is setting up a new IPv6 addressing plan which will include
the following user groups and sub-user groups:

The ISP has given the company 3F00:3589:0:5000::/52

Office A
Office B Office C
Users Include:
Users Include: Users Include:
Management
Management Management
Human Relations (HR): Finance: Purchasing:
Record Keeping Sales Inventory
Insurance Distribution

Subnets Based on User Groups

ISP Address: 3F00:3589:0:5000:/52 (The ISP’s Global Routing Prefix is already printed for you.)

P Infrastructure Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5000::/56

P Management Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5100::/56

P HR Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5200::/56

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5200::/60

S1 Record Keeping Sub-Site ID:3F00:3589:0: 5210::/60

S1 Insurance Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5220::/60

P Finance Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5300::/56

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5300::/60

S1 Sales Sub-Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5310::/60

P Purchasing Sub-Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5400::/56

S1 Inventory Sub-Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5400::/60

S1 Distribution Sub-Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5410::/60
 Subnets Based on Location
ISP Address: 3F00:3589:0:5000::/52 (The ISP’s Global Routing Prefix is already printed for you.)

P Infrastructure Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5000::/56

P Office A Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5100::/56

S1Infrastructure Sub-Site 3F00:3589:0:5100::/60

ID:
3F00:3589:0:5110::/60
S1Management Sub-Site
ID:

S1 HR Sub- Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5120::/60

S2 Record Keeping Sub-Site ID:3F00:3589:0: 5120::/64

S2 Insurance Sub-Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5121::/64

P Office B Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5200::/56

S1Infrastructure Sub-Site 3F00:3589:0:5200::/60
ID:
3F00:3589:0:5210::/60
S1Management Sub-Site
ID:

S1 Finance Sub-Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5220::/60

S2 Sales Sub-Site ID: 3F00:3589:0:5220::/64

P Office C Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5300::/56

S1Infrastructure Sub-Site 3F00:3589:0:5300::/60

ID:
3F00:3589:0: 5310::/60
S1Management Sub-Site
ID:

S1 Purchasing Sub-Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5320::/60

S2 Inventory Sub-Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5320::/64

S2 Distribution Sub-Site ID: 3F00:3589:0: 5321::/64

Problem 8
 I Pv6 Subnetting Problems
Subnetting on the Nibble Boundary
Using the minimum number of subnets required for the primary and secondary sites
design two IPv6 address plans that meets the following requirements. Create one plan
for location and the second plan for user groups.

A Health Care facility is upgrading their network to IPv6 and will include the following user
groups and sub-user groups:

The ISP has given the company 2000:2531:FE00::/48.

Emergency Admissions Patient Wards

Users Include: Users Include: Users Include:

Nurses/Staff Nurses/Staff Ward A:
Laboratory Records Nurses/Staff
Obstetrics Guest WIFI
Pediactric Ward B:
Nurses/Staff
Subnets Based on User Guest WIFI
Groups
ISP Address: 2000:2531:FE00::/48 (The ISP’s Global Routing Prefix is already printed for you.)

P Infrastructure Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: :/52

P Nurses/Staff Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 1000::/52

P Laboratory Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 2000::/52

P Obstetrics Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 3000::/52

P
Pediatric Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 4000::/52

P
Records Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 5000::/52
P
Guest WIFI Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 6000::/52
 Subnets Based on Location
ISP Address: 2000:2531:FE00::/48 (The ISP’s Global Routing Prefix is already printed for you.)

P Infrastructure Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: :/52

P Emergency Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 1000::/52

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 1000::/56

S1 Nurses/Staff Sub-Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 1100::/56

S1 Laboratory Sub-Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 1200::/56

S1 Obstetrics Sub-Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 1300::/56

S1 Pediatric Sub-Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 1400::/56

P Admissions Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 2000::/52

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 2000::/56

S1 Nurses/Staff Sub-Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 2100::/56

S1 Records Sub-Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 2200::/56

P Patient Wards Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 3000::/52

S1 Infrastructure Sub-Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 3000::/56

S1 Ward A Sub-Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 3100::/56

S2 Nurses/Staff Sub-Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00:3100::/60

S2 Guest WIFI Sub-Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 3110::/60

S1 Ward B Sub-Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 3200::/56

S2 Nurses/Staff Sub-Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00:3200::/60

S2 Guest WIFI Sub-Site ID: 2000:2531:FE00: 3210::/60

 Define the Following IPv6 Terms:
(Use the definitions/explanations from this workbook)

1. Global Routing Prefix -

Esto es asignado por el ISP a un cliente o sitio.
El prefijo de enrutamiento global viene determinado por el
Esto es similar a la parte de red de un IPv4
Dirección.

2. Subnet ID -
Esto es similar a la parte de subred de una dirección IPv 4. La
diferencia está en IPv4 la subred es
tomado prestado de la parte del host de la dirección.
En IPv6, el ID de subred es un campo independiente (/48 para
/64) y no necesariamente parte del ID de interfaz.
3. Interface ID -
El ID de interfaz identifica de forma única una interfaz en la subred
local

4. Subnet Prefix -
El prefijo de subred es el espacio de direcciones utilizado por
el prefijo de enrutamiento global y el identificador de subred, y
puede variar de 0 a 128. La subred preferida
La longitud del prefijo es de /48 a /64 para clientes o sitios.

5. Nibble -
Cada número hexadecimal en una dirección IPv6 representa 4 bits o
un Nibble. Una dirección IPv6 se compone de 32 números
hexadecimales o 32 Nibbles.

6. Unspecified address -
La dirección no especificada es una dirección 0 y no puede
asignado a una interfaz. Se escribiría como ::. éste
sólo se utiliza como dirección de origen para indicar la
ausencia de una dirección real.
7. Loopback address -
Loopback Address es todo 0 excepto el último bit,
que es 1. Se escribiría como ::1. Funciona lo mismo que el loopback Address
IPv4 127.0.0.1.

8. Ipv4 Embedded address -

Las direcciones incrustadas IPv 4 son direcciones IPv 6 con una
dirección IPv4 incrustada en los 32 bits de orden inferior.
Se utilizan para la transición de redes de IPv4 a IPv6.

9. Global Unicast address -

Las direcciones de unidifusión global se utilizan para
una interfaz específica en un host y se puede utilizar como
una dirección pública en Internet.

10. Unique Local address -

Las direcciones de unidifusión locales únicas son aproximadamente las
mismas que las direcciones privadas IPv4.

11. Multicast address -

Las direcciones de multidifusión se utilizan para enviar un solo paquete
a varios destinos simultáneamente.

12. Unicast address -

Las direcciones de unidifusión identifican una interfaz única en un
dispositivo IPv 6. Es una conexión uno a uno entre un origen y un
destino.
13. Anycast address -
reservado como la dirección Anycast del router de subred.
direcciones en un rango de unidifusión global /64 son
Gamas. La primera dirección y las últimas 128
Unicast global, sitio local o dirección local de enlace
Métricas. Las direcciones de Anycast se pueden extraer de
router con esa dirección basada en el protocolo de ruteo
a esa dirección sólo se entregará a la más cercana
asignada a la misma dirección Anycast. Un paquete enviado
ejemplo, todos los routers de la misma red serán
o entrega de paquetes uno a uno de muchos.

14. Site ID -
El identificador de sitio es la primera dirección de la subred que ha
asignado a una ubicación o grupo de usuarios específico.

15. Sub-Site ID -
Id.m. del subsédi entran en juego si
ubicación o grupo de usuarios en subredes más pequeñas. el
primera dirección en cada rango se convierte en el
ID de subsé sitio.

16. Prefix Length -

La longitud del prefijo indica el número de mordiscos o bits utilizados en
la red o porción de subred de una dirección IPv6.
 What Type of IPv6 Address is this?
Base on the information supplied on the inside front cover of this workbook identify the
following IPv6 addresses as either: Unspecified, Loopback, Embedded IPv4, Global Unicast,
Unique local Unicast, Link-local Unicast, or Multicast.

1. Global Unicast
2000:ACAD:1234::/48

2. 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000 Unspecified

3. FE80:ACAD:1234::\48
Unicast local de enlace

4. FDFF:8771:3321::\48 Unicast local único

5. FFCD:984:1::\48 Multidifusión

6. 3F98::\48
Global Unicast

7. ::1 Loopback

9. 3000::0001\64 Global Unicast

10. FEA1:8934:3021:8945:1234:ACAD:FE23:0001/64
Unicast local de enlace

11. 00AB:2307:4829::\56
Dirección integrada IPv4

13. FF45:6543:ACAD::\60
Multidifusión

14. 2ABC:ACAD:AAAA:0000:0000:0000:0000:00001\64 Global Unicast

15. FC12:0000:ACAD:1234:5678:9101:1121:3141/48 Unicast local único

16. 2345:FE66:FECD:9999:2365::1\52 Global Unicast

17. :: Indeterminado

18. 0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0001 Loopback

19. FFF8:0000:00001::0023\64 Multidifusión

20. 0023:5935:F441::\48 Dirección integrada IPv4

22. 2001:ABCD:1234:FFFF:ACAD::45\60 Global Unicast

23. 3211:FCAB:EEEE::\48
24. FCCC:25:1::\48
Global Unicast

Unicast local único