Users Guide

201 | IPv6 Support Dell Networking W-Series ArubaOS 6.4.x| User Guide
Features Supported on IPv6 APs?
AP Type - RAP No
AP Type - Mesh Node No
IPSEC No
CPSec No
Wired-AP/Secure-Jack No
Fragmentation/Reassembly Yes
MTU Discovery Yes
Provisioning through Static IPv6
Addresses
Yes
Provisioning through IPv6 FQDN
Master Name
Yes
Provisioning from WebUI Yes
AP boot by Flash Yes
AP boot by TFTP No
WMM QoS No
AP Debug and Syslog Yes
ARM & AM Yes
WIDS Yes (Limited)
CLI support for users & datapath Yes
Configuring IPv6 Addresses
You can configure IPv6 addresses for the management interface, VLAN interface, and the loopback interface of
the controller. The controller can have up to three IPv6 addresses for each VLAN interface. The IPv6 address
configured on the loopback interface or the first VLAN interface of the controller becomes the default IPv6
address of the controller.
If only one IPv6 address is configured on the controller, it becomes the default IPv6 address of the controller. With
this release of ArubaOS, you can delete this IPv6 address.
You can configure IPv6 interface address using the WebUI or CLI. As per Internet Assigned Numbers Authority
(IANA), Dell controllers support the following ranges of IPv6 addresses: