In the why shock captures, we can see that the rudder is sending a rudder advertisement to f02 Colin.
Colin one.
So here's the advertisement link layer address is the MAC address of the rudder amp to use 1500 bytes,
but notice now prefix information contains 2001 colon 0101 as well as 2001 colon face.
So both of those networks are being advertised to devices on the local segment.
Notice the PC is sending out a.
Neighbor solicitation message.
For this link layer address.
With that target address 2001 face colon.
Colon one.
In other words, it's sending it to the writer.
And the Rada is replying back with a neighbour.
Advertisement.
Telling the PC what its Mac address is.
Here we can see the pings.
So.
So here's an echo request.
From the PC to the router.
Notice the IP version six address of the PC and IP version six address of the router, and then the
router replies back, So 2001 Colon face colon.
Colon one is replying back to the PC and we can see it's an echo reply.
Here's another ping request and another ping reply.
So a lot of what you've learnt in IP version four can be applied to IP version six.
We have ping, we have echo requests and we have echo replies.
But in addition we have.
Newer protocols like neighbor solicitation and neighbor advertisement.
One of the reasons that this is required is that broadcasts are no longer supported in IP version six.