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Configuring IPv6 IS-IS single topology

The following configuration tasks are optional:

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Configure IPv6 route parameters.

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Redistribute routes from other route sources into IPv6 IS-IS.

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Perform IPv6 IS-IS adjacency checks.

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Disable partial SPF calculations.

Configuring IPv6 IS-IS single topology

If your IS-IS single topology will support both IPv6 and IPv4, you can configure both IPv6 and IPv4
on an IS-IS interface for Level 1, Level 2, or both Level 1 and Level 2. However, if you configure both
IPv6 and IPv4 on an IS-IS interface, they must be configured to run on the same level. For example,
you can configure IPv6 to run on Level 1 on an interface and IPv4 to also run on Level 1 on the
same interface. However, you cannot configure IPv6 to run on Level 1 on an interface and IPv4 to
run to Level 2 on the same interface.

To configure an IPv6 IS-IS single topology, you must perform the tasks listed below.

1. Globally enable IS-IS and configure at least one Network Entity Title (NET). The NET is the

device’s network interface with IS-IS. You can configure up to three NETs on a device.

2. Configure the desired device interfaces with an IPv6 address and enable IPv6 IS-IS on the

device interfaces.

3. Configure IS-IS parameters. Refer to the sections

“Globally configuring IS-IS on a device”

on

page 714,

“Configuring IPv6 specific address family route parameters”

on page 715, and

“Configuring IS-IS properties on an interface”

on page 723.

Globally configuring IS-IS on a device

The following configuration tasks described in

Chapter 3, “IS-IS (IPv4)”

, apply to IS-IS IPv6

configuration:

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Setting the Overload Bit

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Configuring Authentication

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Changing the IS-IS Level Globally

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Disabling or Re-enabling Display of Hostname

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Changing the Sequence Numbers PDU Interval

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Changing the Maximum LSP Lifetime

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Changing the LSP Refresh Interval

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Changing the LSP Generation Interval

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Changing the LSP Interval and Retransmit

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Changing the SPF Timer

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Globally Disabling or Re-Enabling Hello Padding

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Logging Adjacency Changes

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Disabling Partial SPF Calculations

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