3
Addressing
68
Grouping IP addresses
Since
the
IPAddress
object
can
contain
any
number
of
explicit
IPv4
or
IPv6
addresses
as
well
as
references
to
other
IPAddress
objects,
it
can
be
used
to
create
grouping
of
addresses.
There
is
no
special
group
object
in
the
SEG
for
IP
addresses.
The all-nets address object
The
preconfigured
all
‐
nets
‐
ip4
address
object
is
a
catch
‐
all
object
for
all
IPv4
addresses.
Similarly,
all
‐
nets
‐
ip6
represents
all
IPv6
addresses
and
only
IPv6
addresses.
To
represent
all
IPv4
and
IPv6
addresses,
all
‐
nets
‐
ip4
is
combined
with
all
‐
nets
‐
ip6
in
the
single
predefined
object
all
‐
nets
.
Enabling IPv6 router advertisements
An
additional
option
for
an
Ethernet
interface
is
to
enable
IPv6
Router
Advertisement
.
This
means
that
any
external
client
connected
to
the
interface
can
solicit
and
receive
IPv6
messages
to
allow
it
to
perform
Stateless
Address
Auto
‐
Configuration
(SLAAC).
The
SLAAC
process
allows
the
client
to
create
its
own
unique
global
IPv6
address
based
on
the
MAC
address
of
its
interface
and
the
prefix
of
the
IPv6
address
for
the
SEG
interface
it
is
connected
to.
Enabling
router
advertisement
in
the
SEG
is
not
done
directly
on
the
Ethernet
Interface
object.
Instead,
you
specify
the
AdvertiseIP
property
for
a
single
route
in
a
routing
table.
This
means
that
advertisements
are
enabled
on
the
interface
specified
in
the
route
and
only
for
the
host
or
network
specified
in
the
route.
Example: Enabling IPv6 advertisements
This
example
enables
IPv6
advertisements
on
the
route
sfp1_route
in
the
routing
table
main
.
1. Change
the
current
context
to
be
the
main
routing
table:
Device:/>
cc
RoutingTable
main
2. Enable
router
advertisements
on
the
target
route:
Device:/
RoutingTable/main>
set
sfp1_route
AdvertiseIP6=yes
3. Return
to
the
default
context:
Device:/>
cc