SRv6 course / Module 1
Segment Routing over IPv6
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Foundations
Foundations: how SRv6 encodes a path
Read an SRv6 packet off the wire byte by byte, explain a SID as LOC:FUNCT:ARG plus a behavior, and state exactly what became standard in 2024-2025 (RFC 9602, RFC 9800, RFC 9855) versus what is still vendor vocabulary.
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- A case closes when the lesson’s retrieval check reaches 80%.
Lessons and checkpoint
- 1.1Source routing, segments, and the two data planesThirty-one boxes, one budget lineUnderstand25 min
- 1.2The SRH on the wirePing is fine, the backups are notAnalyze30 min
- 1.3SIDs as instructions: LOC:FUNCT:ARG and the behavior zooThe config that says the kernel is brokenAnalyze30 min
- 1.4Compression: RFC 9800, NEXT-C-SID, and what "uSID" really meansYour slide says 96 bytes and theirs says 40Analyze30 min
- Module 1 checkpoint14 questions · pass mark 80% · 12 min