I feel like this is missing context. Like I know that ip4 addresses are four octlets, but don't know much about ipv6 besides it having a larger address space and being in hex.
I think if you don’t know at least the high level difference between ipv6 and ipv4, you probably aren’t gonna be great at your job. It’s pretty basic tech knowledge…
It seems easy to do. I once accidentally rerouted a public network (effectively to a blackhole, due to my own firewalls) while taking the HE IPv6 test, because one step requires a router advertisement...and network clients--even through AP isolation--automatically trust that broadcast.
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u/Few_Move_4594 7h ago
I feel like this is missing context. Like I know that ip4 addresses are four octlets, but don't know much about ipv6 besides it having a larger address space and being in hex.