All right, so we just had a pretty good discussion about IPsec in IPv6.
We were able to discuss how it works and give a few
examples of the methodology to implement this.
I think we covered some good material here.
IPv6 is still a protocol that's being adopted,
and the support for it will get better.
We will have many more options as vendors and
organizations continue to push it to its limits.
Let's review what we've discussed.
We started out this module by talking about the IPv6
protocol and where IPsec resides within it.
Those extension headers help us out a lot with the
expandability of the protocol and services.
Then,
we briefly discussed the IPv6 implementations that we have for
IPsec by detailing IPv6 to IPv6 and IPv6 over IPv4.
We then detailed a few of the methods for transitioning our networks and
learned about why they may be used with IPsec and why not.
Finally,
we hopped into the lab and configured two different IPsec methods with IPv6.
And with that,
we're going to wrap up the course and have a review of the entire course.
Coming up next, we'll have a nice review of the learning concepts,
we'll talk about some additional resources for learning this further,
and we'll wrap it all up. Join me in the next module.