Where to begin with IPv6 [closed]

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Published on 2012-08-29T02:21:20Z Indexed on 2012/08/29 3:40 UTC
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I am fairly familiar with setting-up IPv4 networks for bigger server configurations, only now I wanted to start familiarizing myself with doing the same for IPv6.

I have been Googling for the second night in a row for things like: IPv6 network design, IPv6 for dummies, etc. So far most things you find go on about why IPv6 and the amazing amount of numbers that we have now.

Yet I am looking for practical stuff, for example:

what would be a good way to assign IP-number, as I understand it DHCP shouldn't be the default course of action.
How do other assignment methods work with DNS configuration?
what would be a good or standard way of dividing the network in to sub-nets? (database, application, web servers spread over multiple domains/applications and some what intertwined)

In short I would like to find good resources with practical information books, webpages, etc.

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