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  • 1.  can not config cluster for ipv6

    Posted 03-19-2012 00:02

    Hi, sir

    Pls help me, I can not config cluster for IPV6

    ERROR:

     

    admin@POP_P1# edit protocols bgp group cluster_ipv6

    {master}[edit protocols bgp group cluster_ipv6]
    admin@POP_P1# set cluster 2001:ee0:0:224::246
                                   ^
    invalid ip address or hostname: 2001:ee0:0:224::246 at '2001:ee0:0:224::246'

    {master}[edit protocols bgp group cluster_ipv6]

     

     

     

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    {master}

     

     

    Thanks

     



  • 2.  RE: can not config cluster for ipv6
    Best Answer

    Posted 03-19-2012 01:13

    Hi!

     

    The Cluster ID is not an IPv6 address. This is just like the Router ID a 32-bit number, that is represented using a dotted decimal notation. So keeping it equal to your Router ID is what I see in production networks.

    Using the 'neighbor' statement you can configure all kinds of neighbor IP addresses (IPv4 or IPv6).

     

     

    BR,

    Rick