RIP IPv6 Configuration In Packet Tracer | Networking Academy |

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if you successfully configured the RIP IPv6 in packet Tracer, Mention your experience and trouble you faced in the comment section. Thank you, NA Fam 😍

[@richbpark]

This is a good presentation and explained much. One suggestion - Name the devices. Makes it easier to differentiate which router is being configured.

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Thank you very much for giving suggestions.

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Nice video

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[@niiiklasss]

Is there a special reason why Ipv6 addresses are found faster by the client in the packet tracer than Ipv4 addresses?

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IPv6 is faster than IPv4 due to its lack of NAT, faster routing, and packet processing. That makes it the better choice for anyone who needs high-speed network processing.

[@niiiklasss]

Ok, thanks@@NetworkingAcademy1