SLAAC

    Mechanism that allows IPv6 devices to configure their own address without DHCP.

    SLAAC (Stateless Address Autoconfiguration) allows IPv6 devices to automatically configure their own IP addresses without requiring a DHCP server.

    The device combines the network prefix announced by the router with its own interface identifier to generate a usable IPv6 address, and is widely used alongside dual stack in modern IPv6 deployments.

    Puntos clave

    • Automatic IPv6 address configuration
    • Does not require DHCP
    • Uses router advertisements
    • Common in IPv6 networks
    • Generates addresses automatically

    Términos relacionados

    IPv6DHCPDual Stack