An Introduction to IPv6 by James P. Early, Ph.D.

[jwebb1975]

That is a good presentation. This is a difficult topic and is very confusing for most people to grasp. Thankfully I am a genius so I understand it...other people who have dissed your presentation are posers.........the Wireshark information you showed was a very good addition.

[fasthackem]

What I really liked about this video is he didn't assume that you work in I.T or a geek (does help). He starts off simple and then dives in, which suits me fine!

[rakeau]

3:21 to skip the life story intro

[fasthackem]

@rakeau - Cheers!

[arjangaghlara]

Mistakes all over dudeeeeeeeee

[daksy001]

Very good introduction into IPv6. IPv6 can be confusing, however I think you broken the barrier of confusion and very clearly explained principles of IPv6. Well done.

[johnappan]

@52-54 minute you are telling about 48 bit mac address, after splitting into 1/2 and adding 2 bytes now it's 64 bits right? not 50 bytes as you are telling in video. By adding a prefix we are consuming 80 bits out of 128 (16bit+48bit+16bit).Is that the prefix is FE08 or FE will do?

[ochiedemers]

crappy camera man

[TheCorruptedFiles]

@MichaelRWally like what ? i think he just missed transition tech. (teredo, 6to4...) and ipv6 address class....thats easy to find...but i like this Xcast address, i do know nothing about that stuff

[MichaelRWally]

Lots of mistakes on the slides, important topics skipped.

[andjack]

@MichaelRWally what would you want to be changed? What do you want to be added?

[afernande376]

Really really helpful, easy to understand to a non-english mother tongue and with essencial ideas about what IPv6 is .. THANKS!

[yoududeuser]

Excellent. Thanks

[psaux]

thank you for posting this. 

[matthewdad]

Very useful - Easy to understand Presentation. Thanks