How do you ensure DHCPv6 security in your dual-stack network?
If you are running a dual-stack network, you need to configure both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses for your devices. One way to do this is to use Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol version 6 (DHCPv6), which assigns IPv6 addresses and other network parameters to clients automatically. However, DHCPv6 also poses some security risks, such as rogue servers, spoofing, and denial of service attacks. In this article, you will learn how to ensure DHCPv6 security in your dual-stack network by following these steps:
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Ehsan Momeni BashusqehNetwork Automation Engineer & Senior Network Engineer @Sadad Informatics Corporation; NetDevOps Enthusiast
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Cristian CritelliEMEA Lead Networking & Resilience Specialist Partner Solution Architect at Amazon Web Services (AWS) [ex Microsoft…
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Alireza GhahroodFounder, MD @ Diyako Secure Bow | CISO as a Service (vCISO)