[rbak-nsp] IPv6 BGP - inter-context
    Voigt, Thomas 
    Thomas.Voigt at netkom.de
       
    Thu Apr  4 04:40:01 EDT 2013
    
    
  
Hi Sebastian,
you wrote:
> First it is not possible to do something like: "ip route 10.0.0.2/32
> context peer-ctx"for ipv6, as "ipv6 route X:X::/X ..." does 
> not support
> context keyword.
True.
You can't do intercontext routing with IPv6. This is a limitation in SEOS software.
You have to take a loop (crossover) cable and connect two ports of your machine together.
Then configure a IPv6 transfer network on it. 
Example config:
##############################################
context local
 interface loopcable
  description IPv6 routing to context xyz
  ipv6 address xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::1/64
context xyz
 interface loopcable
  description IPv6 routing to context local
  ipv6 address xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::2/64
port ethernet 4/10 
 description LoopCable to 5/10
 bind interface loopcable local
port ethernet 5/10 
 description LoopCable to 4/10
 bind interface loopcable xyz
##############################################
So you have to split your traffic this way:
- IPv4 goes via intercontext routing
- IPv6 goes via the loop cable
Think of the limited bandwidth (by hardware) on your loop cable if you see any IPv6 bandwidth problems in the future! =;-)
-- 
Regards
Thomas
    
    
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