Cisco 10000 - Manual (Page 478)

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Cisco 10000 Series Router Software Configuration Guide
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Chapter 21 Configuring IP Version 6
Supported Features
– Ability to match on fragment and presence of routing headers
– Skipping extension headers to get to layer 4 information
– Flag setting to match on the “undetermined-transport” ACL flag
• IPv6 Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)
• IPv6 NDP
• IPv6 Layer 2 encapsulation:
– Point to Point Protocol (PPP)
– Multilink PPP
– High-level Data Link Control (HDLC)
– VLAN
– Point-to-point Frame Relay
– Point-to-point ATM
• IPv6 Routing:
– Static
– Routing Information Protocol (RIPng)
– Open Shortest Path First (OSPFv3)
– Border Gateway Protocol (BGP4+)
– Intermediate System-to-Intermediate System (ISISv6)
• IPv6 Tunneling (manual and generic routing encapsulation (GRE))
– Manually configured bi-directional IPv6-in-IPv4 GRE tunnels
– Manually configured bi-directional IPv4-over-IPv4 tunnels
Maximum of 1000 IPIP or GRE tunnels
• HA/ISSU coexistence; IPv6 support is RPR+
• IPv6 Unicast Forwarding
The Cisco 10000 series router maintains the following global (unless otherwise specified)
IPv6-specific packet counters:
– forwarded—number of IPv6 packets forwarded
– no adjacency—number of IPv6 packets punted due to adj_index=0. Statistics per VCCI will be
collected for this specific punt case (diversion cause).
– adj_discard— number of IPv6 packets dropped due to discard adjacency. Statistics per VCCI
will be collected for this specific drop (column 5).
– adj_punt—number of IPv6 packets punted due to punt adjacency
– adj_glean— number of IPv6 packets punted due to glean adjacency
– adj_drop—number of IPv6 packets punted due to drop adjacency (RP generates ICMP and
drops after that)
– adj_null—number of IPv6 packets punted due to null adjacency
– adj_receive—number of IPv6 packets punted due to receive adjacency
– adj_unknown—number of IPv6 packets punted due to unknown adjacency (e.g. 0x80)
• Strict Reverse Path Forwarding (RPF)