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IPv6 Overview
118428-A Rev. A 1-25
5. Router J decapsulates the packet.
Note that unlike a configured tunnel, which is a permanent point-to-point link in
the IPv6 topology, an automatic tunnel is a dynamic mechanism, created by the
encapsulating end point for the purpose forwarding an IPv6 packet. After the
packet reaches its destination, the automatic tunnel no longer exists.
Semiautomatic IPv4 Tunnel
A semiautomatic tunnel acts as a static tunnel for outgoing traffic and as an
automatic (multipoint-to-point) tunnel for incoming traffic.
IPv6 Tunnels
Like an IPv4 tunnel, an IPv6 tunnel can be a static tunnel, an automatic tunnel, or
a semiautomatic tunnel.
Packet Forwarding
IPv6 forwards
• Unicast packets not addressed to itself.
• Packets with predefined multicast addresses.
• Packets addressed to itself that include a routing source extension header. The
extension header specifies a list of one or more intermediate nodes that define
a path for the packet to follow through the network to its destination.
IPv6 processes packets that are addressed to itself (with the exception of packets
that contain a routing option extension header). IPv6 recognizes the following
addresses as identifying itself:
• A unicast address assigned to the router
• A loopback address used by a node to send an IPv6 datagram to itself
• An all-nodes or all-hosts multicast address
• An anycast address assigned to the router
- Configuring IPv6 1
- Services 1
- Contents 5
- About This Guide 11
- Before You Begin 12
- Conventions 12
- Acronyms 13
- 118428-A Rev. A 14
- Bay Networks Customer Service 15
- How to Get Help 15
- Chapter 1 17
- IPv6 Overview 17
- IPv6 Addresses 18
- IPv4-Compatible Address 20
- Address Formats 20
- 0:0:0:0:0:0:13.1.68.3 21
- ::13.1.68.3 21
- Static IPv4 Tunnel 22
- Automatic IPv4 Tunnel 23
- Packet Forwarding 25
- IPv6 Extension Headers 26
- Neighbor Discovery 27
- Address Autoconfiguration 27
- 1-28 118428-A Rev. A 28
- Chapter 2 29
- Starting IPv6 Services 29
- 2-2 118428-A Rev. A 30
- Chapter 3 31
- Customizing IPv6 Globally 32
- 3-4 118428-A Rev. A 34
- 3-6 118428-A Rev. A 36
- Customizing an IPv6 Interface 38
- 3-10 118428-A Rev. A 40
- Supplying an Interface ID 41
- Specifying the Circuit Name 42
- 3-14 118428-A Rev. A 44
- 3-16 118428-A Rev. A 46
- 3-18 118428-A Rev. A 48
- 3-20 118428-A Rev. A 50
- DLCI numbers 1 and 2 52
- 3-24 118428-A Rev. A 54
- Specifying a Tunnel Type 55
- 3-26 118428-A Rev. A 56
- 3-28 118428-A Rev. A 58
- Specifying a Local IPv6 Index 59
- 3-30 118428-A Rev. A 60
- 3-32 118428-A Rev. A 62
- Supplying an Address Prefix 64
- 3-36 118428-A Rev. A 66
- Specifying a Cost 67
- 3-38 118428-A Rev. A 68
- 3-40 118428-A Rev. A 70
- 3-42 118428-A Rev. A 72
- 3-44 118428-A Rev. A 74
- 3-46 118428-A Rev. A 76
- 3-48 118428-A Rev. A 78
- 3-50 118428-A Rev. A 80
- 3-52 118428-A Rev. A 82
- Defining an IPv6 Adjacent Node 84
- 3-56 118428-A Rev. A 86
- 3-58 118428-A Rev. A 88
- Specifying the Cost 89
- 3-60 118428-A Rev. A 90
- 3-62 118428-A Rev. A 92
- Specifying the Prefix Length 94
- 3-66 118428-A Rev. A 96
- Configuring a Black Hole 98
- Chapter 4 99
- Configuring RIPv6 99
- Enabling and Disabling RIP 100
- Supplying RIP Updates 101
- Receiving RIP Updates 102
- Supplying a Default Route 103
- Listening for a Default Route 104
- Specifying the Update Mode 105
- 4-8 118428-A Rev. A 106
- Configuring IPv6 Services 106
- Configuring RIPv6 107
- Specifying a Hold Down Time 108
- Sending Triggered Updates 109
- Specifying the RIPv6 Diameter 110
- Configuring RIPv6 Policies 111
- 4-14 118428-A Rev. A 112
- 4-16 118428-A Rev. A 114
- Appendix A 117
- 118
- A-4 118428-A Rev. A 120
- 118428-A Rev. A A-5 121
- A-6 118428-A Rev. A 122
- 118428-A Rev. A A-7 123
- A-8 118428-A Rev. A 124
- 118428-A Rev. A A-9 125
- A-10 118428-A Rev. A 126
- IPv6 Prefix Parameters 127
- A-12 118428-A Rev. A 128
- 118428-A Rev. A A-13 129
- 118428-A Rev. A A-15 131
- A-16 118428-A Rev. A 132
- 118428-A Rev. A A-17 133
- IPv6 Adjacent Node Parameters 134
- 118428-A Rev. A A-19 135
- IPv6 Static Route Parameters 136
- 118428-A Rev. A A-21 137
- RIP IPv6 Interface Parameters 138
- 139
- 139
- 140
- 118428-A Rev. A A-25 141
- 118428-A Rev. A A-27 143
- 144
- 118428-A Rev. A A-29 145
- A-30 118428-A Rev. A 146
- 118428-A Rev. A A-33 149
- A-34 118428-A Rev. A 150
- 118428-A Rev. A A-35 151
- A-36 118428-A Rev. A 152
- 118428-A Rev. A Index-1 153
- 118428-A Rev. A Index-3 155
- 118428-A Rev. A Index-5 157
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