IPv6 Essentials
.pdfA.1.2.2 RFCs referring to topologies
•RFC 2464, "Transmission of IPv6 Packets over Ethernet Networks" (December, 1998)
•RFC 2467, "Transmission of IPv6 Packets over FDDI Networks" (December, 1998)
•RFC 2470, "Transmission of IPv6 Packets over Token Ring Networks" (December, 1998)
•RFC 2472, "IP Version 6 over PPP" (December, 1998)
•RFC 2491, "IPv6 over Non-Broadcast Multiple Access (NBMA) networks" (January, 1999)
•RFC 2492, "IPv6 over ATM Networks" (January, 1999)
•RFC 2497, "Transmission of IPv6 Packets over ARCnet Networks" (January, 1999)
•RFC 2590, "Transmission of IPv6 Packets over Frame Relay Networks Specification" (May, 1999)
•RFC 3146, "Transmission of IPv6 Packets over IEEE 1394 Networks" ( October, 2001)
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Appendix B. IPv6 Resources
This appendix contains all the resources mentioned in the book, for easy reference.
B.1 Ethertype Field
Table B-1 lists possible values for the Ethertype number. The complete list can be found at http://www.iana.org/assignments/ethernet-numbers. Transmission of IP datagrams over Ethernet is defined in RFC 894 and RFC 895. The Ethertype for IPv6 is, as the table shows, 86DD.
Table B-1. Ethertype numbers |
|
Ethertype (hex) |
Description |
0000-05DC |
IEEE802.3 Length field |
0000-05DC |
IEEE802.3 Length field |
0101-01FF |
Experimental |
0200 |
XEROX PUP (see 0A00) |
0201 |
PUP Addr Trans (see 0A01) |
0400 |
Nixdorf |
0600 |
XEROX NS IDP |
0660 |
DLOG |
0661 |
DLOG |
0800 |
Internet IP (IPv4) |
0801 |
X.75 Internet |
0802 |
NBS Internet |
0803 |
ECMA Internet |
0804 |
Chaosnet |
0805 |
X.25 Level 3 |
0806 |
ARP |
0807 |
XNS Compatability |
0808 |
Frame Relay ARP |
081C |
Symbolics Private |
0888-088A |
Xyplex |
0900 |
Ungermann-Bass net debugr |
0A00 |
Xerox IEEE802.3 PUP |
0A01 |
PUP Addr Trans |
0BAD |
Banyan VINES |
0BAE |
VINES Loopback |
0BAF |
VINES Echo |
1000 |
Berkeley Trailer nego |
1001-100F |
Berkeley Trailer encap/IP |
1600 |
Valid Systems |
4242 |
PCS Basic Block Protocol |
5208 |
BBN Simnet |
6000 |
DEC Unassigned (Exp.) |
6001 |
DEC MOP Dump/Load |
6002 |
DEC MOP Remote Console |
212
6003 |
DEC DECNET Phase IV Route |
6004 |
DEC LAT |
6005 |
DEC Diagnostic Protocol |
6006 |
DEC Customer Protocol |
6007 |
DEC LAVC, SCA |
6008-6009 |
DEC Unassigned |
6010-6014 |
3Com Corporation |
6558 |
Trans Ether Bridging |
6559 |
Raw Frame Relay |
7000 |
Ungermann-Bass download |
7002 |
Ungermann-Bass dia/loop |
7020-7029 |
LRT |
7030 |
Proteon |
7034 |
Cabletron |
8003 |
Cronus VLN |
8004 |
Cronus Direct |
8005 |
HP Probe |
8006 |
Nestar |
8008 |
AT&T |
8010 |
Excelan |
8013 |
SGI diagnostics |
8014 |
SGI network games |
8015 |
SGI reserved |
8016 |
SGI bounce server |
8019 |
Apollo Domain |
802E |
Tymshare |
802F |
Tigan, Inc. |
8035 |
Reverse ARP |
8036 |
Aeonic Systems |
8038 |
DEC LANBridge |
8039-803C |
DEC Unassigned |
803D |
DEC Ethernet Encryption |
803E |
DEC Unassigned |
803F |
DEC LAN Traffic Monitor |
8040-8042 |
DEC Unassigned |
8044 |
Planning Research Corp. |
8046 |
AT&T |
8047 |
AT&T |
8049 |
ExperData |
805B |
Stanford V Kernel exp. |
805C |
Stanford V Kernel prod. |
805D |
Evans & Sutherland |
8060 |
Little Machines |
8062 |
Counterpoint Computers |
8065 |
Univ. of Mass, Amherst |
8066 |
Univ. of Mass., Amherst |
213
8067 |
Veeco Integrated Auto. |
8068 |
General Dynamics |
8069 |
AT&T |
806A |
Autophon |
806C |
ComDesign |
806D |
Computgraphic Corp. |
806E-8077 |
Landmark Graphics Corp. |
807A |
Matra |
807B |
Dansk Data Elektronik |
807C |
Merit Internodal |
807D-807F |
Vitalink Communications |
8080 |
Vitalink TransLAN III |
8081-8083 |
Counterpoint Computers |
809B |
Appletalk |
809C-809E |
Datability |
809F |
Spider Systems Ltd. |
80A3 |
Nixdorf Computers |
80A4-80B3 |
Siemens Gammasonics Inc. |
80C0-80C3 |
DCA Data Exchange Cluster |
80C4 |
Banyan Systems |
80C5 |
Banyan Systems |
80C6 |
Pacer Software |
80C7 |
Applitek Corporation |
80C8-80CC |
Intergraph Corporation |
80CD-80CE |
Harris Corporation |
80CF-80D2 |
Taylor Instrument |
80D3-80D4 |
Rosemount Corporation |
80D5 |
IBM SNA Service on Ether |
80DD |
Varian Associates |
80DE-80DF |
Integrated Solutions TRFS |
80E0-80E3 |
Allen-Bradley |
80E4-80F0 |
Datability |
80F2 |
Retix |
80F3 |
AppleTalk AARP (Kinetics) |
80F4-80F5 |
Kinetics |
80F7 |
Apollo Computer |
80FF-8103 |
Wellfleet Communications |
8107-8109 |
Symbolics Private |
8130 |
Hayes Microcomputers |
8131 |
VG Laboratory Systems |
8132-8136 |
Bridge Communications |
8137-8138 |
Novell, Inc. |
8139-813D |
KTI |
8148 |
Logicraft |
8149 |
Network Computing Devices |
814A |
Alpha Micro |
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814C |
SNMP |
814D |
BIIN |
814E |
BIIN |
814F |
Technically Elite Concept |
8150 |
Rational Corp |
8151-8153 |
Qualcomm |
815C-815E |
Computer Protocol Pty Ltd |
8164-8166 |
Charles River Data Systems |
817D |
XTP |
817E |
SGI/Time Warner prop. |
8180 |
HIPPI-FP encapsulation |
8181 |
STP, HIPPI-ST |
8182 |
Reserved for HIPPI-6400 |
8183 |
Reserved for HIPPI-6400 |
8184-818C |
Silicon Graphics prop. |
818D |
Motorola Computer |
819A-81A3 |
Qualcomm |
81A4 |
ARAI Bunkichi |
81A5-81AE |
RAD Network Devices |
81B7-81B9 |
Xyplex |
81CC-81D5 |
Apricot Computers |
81D6-81DD |
Artisoft |
81E6-81EF |
Polygon |
81F0-81F2 |
Comsat Labs |
81F3-81F5 |
SAIC |
81F6-81F8 |
VG Analytical |
8203-8205 |
Quantum Software |
8221-8222 |
Ascom Banking Systems |
823E-8240 |
Advanced Encryption Systems |
827F-8282 |
Athena Programming |
8263-826A |
Charles River Data Systems |
829A-829B |
Inst Ind Info Tech |
829C-82AB |
Taurus Controls |
82AC-8693 |
Walker Richer & Quinn |
8694-869D |
Idea Courier |
869E-86A1 |
Computer Network Tech |
86A3-86AC |
Gateway Communications |
86DB |
SECTRA |
86DE |
Delta Controls |
86DD |
IPv6 |
86DF |
ATOMIC |
86E0-86EF |
Landis & Gyr Powers |
8700-8710 |
Motorola |
876B |
TCP/IP Compression |
876C |
IP Autonomous Systems |
876D |
Secure Data |
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880B |
PPP |
8847 |
MPLS Unicast |
8848 |
MPLS Multicast |
8A96-8A97 |
Invisible Software |
9000 |
Loopback |
9001 |
3Com(Bridge) XNS Sys Mgmt |
9002 |
3Com(Bridge) TCP-IP Sys |
9003 |
3Com(Bridge) loop detect |
FF00 |
BBN VITAL-LanBridge cache |
FF00-FF0F |
ISC Bunker Ramo |
FFFF |
Reserved |
B.2 Next Header Field Values (Chapter 2)
Table B-2 lists the possible values for the Next Header field in the IPv6 Header, as explained in Chapter 2. The complete list can also be found at http://www.iana.org/assignments/protocol-numbers.
Table B-2. Next Header field values |
|
|
Decimal |
Protocol |
Reference |
0 |
IPv6 Hop-by-Hop Option |
RFC 1883 |
1 |
Internet Control Message |
RFC 792 |
2 |
Internet Group Management |
RFC 1112 |
3 |
Gateway-to-Gateway |
RFC 823 |
4 |
IP in IP (encapsulation) |
RFC 2003 |
5 |
Stream |
RFC 1190 |
6 |
Transmission Control |
RFC 793 |
7 |
CBT |
Ballardie |
8 |
Exterior Gateway Protocol |
RFC 888 |
9 |
Any private interior gateway (used by Cisco for their IGRP) |
IANA |
10 |
BBN RCC Monitoring |
SGC |
11 |
Network Voice Protocol |
RFC 741 |
12 |
PUP |
PUP, Xerox |
13 |
ARGUS |
RWS4 |
14 |
EMCON |
BN7 |
15 |
XNET, Cross Net Debugger |
IEN158,JFH2 |
16 |
CHAOS |
NC3 |
17 |
UDP |
RFC 768 |
18 |
Multiplexing (MUX) |
IEN90,JBP |
19 |
DCN Measurement Subsystems |
DLM1 |
20 |
Host Monitoring (HMP) |
RFC 869 |
21 |
Packet Radio Measurement (PRM) |
ZSU |
22 |
XEROX NS IDP |
ETHERNET,XEROX |
216
23 |
Trunk-1 |
BWB6 |
24 |
Trunk-2 |
BWB6 |
25 |
Leaf-1 |
BWB6 |
26 |
Leaf-2 |
BWB6 |
27 |
Reliable Data Protocol (RDP) |
RFC 908 |
28 |
Internet Reliable Transaction (IRTP) |
RFC 938 |
29 |
ISO Transport Protocol Class 4 |
RFC 905 |
30 |
Bulk Data Transfer Protocol |
RFC 969 |
31 |
MFE Network Services Protocol |
MFENET,BCH2 |
32 |
MERIT Internodal Protocol |
HWB |
33 |
Sequential Exchange Protocol (SEP) |
JC120 |
34 |
Third Party Connect Protocol |
SAF3 |
35 |
Inter-Domain Policy Routing Protocol |
MXS1 |
36 |
XTP |
GXC |
37 |
Datagram Delivery Protocol (DDP) |
WXC |
38 |
IDPR Control Message Transport Protocol |
MXS1 |
39 |
TP++ Transport Protocol |
DXF |
40 |
IL Transport Protocol |
Presotto |
41 |
IPv6 |
Deering |
42 |
Source Demand Routing Protocol (SDRP) |
DXE1 |
43 |
Routing Header for IPv6 |
Deering |
44 |
Fragment Header for IPv6 |
Deering |
45 |
Inter-Domain Routing Protocol (IDRP) |
Sue Hares |
46 |
Reservation Protocol (RSVP) |
Bob Braden |
47 |
General Routing Encapsulation (GRE) |
Tony Li |
48 |
Mobile Host Routing Protocol (MHRP) |
David Johnson |
49 |
BNA |
Gary Salamon |
50 |
Encapsulated Security Payload for IPv6 |
RFC 1827 |
51 |
Authentication Header for IPv6 |
RFC 1826 |
52 |
Integrated Net Layer Security TUBA |
GLENN |
53 |
IP with Encryption (SWIPE) |
JI6 |
54 |
NBMA Address Resolution Protocol (NARP) |
RFC 1735 |
55 |
IP Mobility |
Perkins |
56 |
Transport Layer Security Protocol (TLSP) |
Oberg |
57 |
SKIP |
Markson |
58 |
ICMP for IPv6 (IPv6-ICMP) |
RFC 1883 |
59 |
No Next Header for IPv6 (IPv6-NoNxt) |
RFC 1883 |
60 |
Destination Options for IPv6 (IPv6-Opts) |
RFC 1883 |
61 |
Any host internal protocol |
IANA |
62 |
CFTP CFTP |
CFTP,HCF2 |
63 |
Any local network |
IANA |
64 |
SATNET and Backroom EXPAK |
SHB |
65 |
Kryptolan |
PXL1 |
66 |
Remote Virtual Disk Protocol (RVD) |
MBG |
67 |
Internet Pluribus Packet Core (IPPC) |
SHB |
68 |
Any distributed file system |
IANA |
217
69 |
SATNET Monitoring |
SHB |
70 |
VISA Protocol |
GXT1 |
71 |
Internet Packet Core Utility (IPCU) |
SHB |
72 |
Computer Protocol Network Executive (CPNX) |
DXM2 |
73 |
Computer Protocol Heart Beat (CPHB) |
DXM2 |
74 |
Wang Span Network (WSN) |
VXD |
75 |
Packet Video Protocol (PVP) |
SC3 |
76 |
Backroom SATNET Monitoring |
SHB |
77 |
SUN ND PROTOCOL-Temporary |
WM3 |
78 |
WIDEBAND Monitoring |
SHB |
79 |
WIDEBAND EXPAK |
SHB |
80 |
ISO Internet Protocol |
MTR |
81 |
VMTP |
DRC3 |
82 |
SECURE-VMTP |
DRC3 |
83 |
VINES |
BXH |
84 |
TTP |
JXS |
85 |
NSFNET-IGP |
HWB |
86 |
Dissimilar Gateway Protocol (DGP) |
DGP,ML109 |
87 |
TCF |
GAL5 |
88 |
EIGRP |
CISCO,GXS |
89 |
OSPFIGP |
RFC 1583 |
90 |
Sprite RPC Protocol |
SPRITE,BXW |
91 |
Locus Address Resolution Protocol (LARP) |
BXH |
92 |
Multicast Transport Protocol (MTP) |
SXA |
93 |
AX.25 Frames |
BK29 |
94 |
IP-within-IP Encapsulation Protocol |
JI6 |
95 |
Mobile Internetworking Control Protocol (MICP) |
JI6 |
96 |
Semaphore Communications Sec. Protocol |
HXH |
97 |
Ethernet-within-IP Encapsulation |
RDH1 |
98 |
Encapsulation Header |
RFC 1241 |
99 |
Any private encryption scheme |
IANA |
100 |
GMTP |
RXB5 |
101 |
Ipsilon Flow Management Protocol (IFMP) |
Hinden |
102 |
PNNI over IP |
Callon |
103 |
Protocol Independent Multicast (PIM) |
Farinacci |
104 |
ARIS |
Feldman |
105 |
SCPS |
Durst |
106 |
QNX |
Hunter |
107 |
Active Networks |
Braden |
108 |
IP Payload Compression Protocol |
RFC 2393 |
109 |
Sitara Networks Protocol (SNP) |
Sridhar |
110 |
Compaq Peer Protocol |
Volpe |
111 |
IPX in IP |
Lee |
112 |
Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) |
Hinden |
113 |
Reliable Transport Protocol (PGM) |
Speakman |
114 |
Any zero-hop protocol |
IANA |
218
115 |
Layer Two Tunneling Protocol |
Aboba |
116 |
Data Exchange (DDX) |
Worley |
117 |
Interactive Agent Transfer Protocol (IATP) |
Murphy |
118 |
Schedule Transfer Protocol (STP) |
JMP |
119 |
SpectraLink Radio Protocol (SRP) |
Hamilton |
120 |
UTI |
Lothberg |
121 |
Simple Message Protocol (SMP) |
Ekblad |
122 |
SM |
Crowcroft |
123 |
Performance Transparency Protocol (PTP) |
Welzl |
124 |
ISIS over IPv4 |
Przygienda |
125 |
FIRE |
Partridge |
126 |
Combat Radio Transport Protocol (CRTP) |
Sautter |
127 |
Combat Radio User Datagram (CRUDP) |
Sautter |
128 |
SSCOPMCE |
Waber |
129 |
IPLT |
Hollbach |
130 |
Secure Packet Shield (SPS) |
McIntosh |
131 |
Private IP Encapsulation within IP (PIPE) |
Petri |
132 |
Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP) |
Stewart |
133 |
Fibre Channel (FC) |
Rajagopal |
134-254 |
Unassigned |
IANA |
255 |
Reserved |
IANA |
B.3 Reserved Anycast IDs (Chapter 3,RFC 2526)
Table B-3 lists the Anycast IDs that have been assigned so far.
Table B-3. Reserved Anycast IDs |
|
|
Decimal |
Hexadecimal |
Description |
127 |
7F |
Reserved |
126 |
7E |
Mobile IPv6 Home-Agents anycast |
0-125 |
00-7D |
Reserved |
B.4 Values for the Multicast Scope Field (Chapter 3, RFC 2373)
The values listed in Table B-4 have been defined in RFC 2373 for the Multicast Scope field.
Table B-4. Values for the Multicast Scope field
Value |
Description |
0 |
Reserved |
1 |
Node-local scope |
2 |
Link-local scope |
3, 4 |
Unassigned |
5 |
Site-local scope |
6, 7 |
Unassigned |
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8 |
Organization-local scope |
9, A, B, C, D |
Unassigned |
E |
Global scope |
F |
Reserved |
B.5 Well-Known Multicast Group Addresses (Chapter 3, RFC 2375)
RFC 2375 defines the initial assignment of IPv6 multicast addresses that are permanently assigned. Some assignments are made for fixed scopes; other assignments are valid in different scopes. Table B-5 lists them.
Table B-5. Well-known multicast addresses with fixed scope
Address
(Interface-local) or Node-local scope
FF01:0:0:0:0:0:0:1
FF01:0:0:0:0:0:0:2
Link-local scope
FF02:0:0:0:0:0:0:1
FF02:0:0:0:0:0:0:2
FF02:0:0:0:0:0:0:3
FF02:0:0:0:0:0:0:4
FF02:0:0:0:0:0:0:5
FF02:0:0:0:0:0:0:6
FF02:0:0:0:0:0:0:7
FF02:0:0:0:0:0:0:8
FF02:0:0:0:0:0:0:9
FF02:0:0:0:0:0:0:A
FF02:0:0:0:0:0:0:B
FF02:0:0:0:0:0:0:D
FF02:0:0:0:0:0:0:E
FF02:0:0:0:0:0:1:1
Description
All-nodes address
All-routers address
All-nodes address
All-routers address
Unassigned
DVMRP routers
OSPFIGP
OSPFIGP Designated Routers
ST routers
ST hosts
RIP routers
EIGRP routers
Mobile-agents
All PIM routers
RSVP-encapsulation
Link name
All DHCP agents
Solicited-node address
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