Avaya ERS 8600 series, Configuration Manual

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config ipv6 tunnel
<tunnel id>
create local-addr
<remote ipv4 address>
ipv6 addr
<remote ipv6 address/prefix length>
remote-address
<source ipv4
address>
Variable definitions
Use the data in the following table to use the
config ipv6 tunnel
command.
Variable Value
create [local addr <value> ]
[ipv6addr <value> ] [remote-
address <value> ]
Creates the tunnel for a VLAN or brouter port.
• local addr <value> configures the address for the
local device.
• ipv6addr <value> configures the local address for
the tunneled device in IPv6/prefix-length format.
• remote-address <value> configures the address for
the device that is tunneled to in IPv4 or IPv6/prefix-
length format.
delete Deletes the tunnel.
hop-limit <value> Configures the maximum number of hops that a
packet can make before it is dropped.
value is in the range 0–255.
info Displays the current settings for the command.
tunnel id Specifies the ID number of the tunnel in the range of
1-5000.
Example of configuring manual tunnels
Procedure steps
1. Configure the tunnel at the source.
ERS-8610:5#config ipv6 tunnel 1044 create local addr
20.10.10.107 ipv6addr
0100:0200:0300:0004:0005:0006:0000:aa01/80 remote-address
10.20.20.105
2. Configure the tunnel at the destination.
ERS-8610:5#config ipv6 tunnel 1045 create local addr
10.20.20.105 ipv6addr
0100:0200:0300:0004:0005:0006:0000:aa02/80 remote-address
20.10.10.107
Configuring manual tunnels
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