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Example 193 Configuring the IPv4 Default Gateway

HP Switch(config)# ip default-gateway 30.0.0.2

Example: Tunneling Using Policy-Based Routing (PBR)

The following example uses the configuration shown in Example 193 (page 269). The routing

configuration uses PBR to route into the tunnel. The configuration steps are similar to the prior

example, with the addition of the PBR configuration.

Configure Switch B

1. Configure the Tunnel Endpoint for Switch B

The tunnel endpoint for Switch B is configured with a mode, source and destination, and an

IPv6 address.

Example 194 Configuring a Tunnel Endpoint

HP Switch(config)# interface tunnel 1

HP Switch(tunnel-1)# tunnel mode 6in4

HP Switch(tunnel-1)# tunnel source 20.0.0.1

HP Switch(tunnel-1)# tunnel destination 30.0.0.1

HP Switch(tunnel-1)# ipv6 address 5000::1/64

2. Configure VLAN 2 for the IPv6 Hosts on the 3000::/64 Network

This step is performed in VLAN context.

Example 195 Configuring the VLAN for Routing Traffic into the Tunnel

HP Switch(config)# vlan 2

HP Switch(vlan-2)# ipv6 address 3000::1/64

3. Configure the VLAN Used to Reach the First Hop Router in the IPv4 Network

This command is performed in VLAN context.

Example 196 Configuring the IPv4 Tunnel Endpoint Address

HP Switch(vlan-2)# ip address 20.0.0.1/24

4. Configure the IPv4 Default Gateway and Enable Unicast Routing

Example 197 Configuring the IPv4 Default Gateway and Enabling Unicast Routing

HP Switch(config)# ip default-gateway 20.0.0.2

HP Switch(config)# ipv6 unicast routing

5. Configure IPv6 PBR-Based Routing

Execute these steps to configure the IPv6 PBR-based routing to route into the tunnel, and apply

it to the inbound VLAN.

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