[c-nsp] dumb BGP ipv6 peer group question
John Brown
john at citylinkfiber.com
Tue Dec 27 18:25:42 EST 2011
I'm trying to turn up some IPv6 peers. Most of them are already IPv4 peers.
I have a peer group defined in the IPv4 world.
I try to do
cr01.lax(config-router)#address-family ipv6 unicast
cr01.lax(config-router-af)#neig 2001:XXX:YY::ZZ remote AAAAA
cr01.lax(config-router-af)#neig 2001:XXX:YY::ZZ peer Any2IX-LAX-PEER
And I get the following error
% Members of peer-group must use the same transport
Here is relevant snips of my BGP config.
router bgp QQQQQ
no bgp enforce-first-as
bgp log-neighbor-changes
neighbor Any2IX-LAX-PEER peer-group
neighbor Any2IX-LAX-PEER description Any2IX-LAX-Base-Config
neighbor Any2IX-LAX-PEER update-source g6/2
< NEIGHBOR STATEMENTS>
address-family ipv4
neighbor Any2IX-LAX-PEER activate
neighbor Any2IX-LAX-PEER next-hop-self
neighbor Any2IX-LAX-PEER send-community both
neighbor Any2IX-LAX-PEER soft-reconfiguration inbound
neighbor Any2IX-LAX-PEER route-map Any2IX-LAX-ROUTE-MAP in
neighbor Any2IX-LAX-PEER maximum-prefix 5000
neighbor Any2IX-LAX-PEER filter-list 100 out
<NEIGHBOR STATEMENTS REF PEER-GROUP>
no auto-summary
no synchronization
exit-address-family
!
address-family ipv6
neighbor 2001:XXX:YY::ZZ activate
exit-address-family
!
Mucho thanks for the help.
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