Cluster I/O Protocols (CIP) Configuration and Management Manual (H06.16+, J06.05+)

climconfig.tunnel(1)
NAME
climconfig.tunnel -- modify tunnel configuration
SYNOPSIS
CLIMCMD {clim-name|ip-address} climconfig tunnel
-add tunnel-interface -ipaddress ipv6-address
-netmask netmask
-endpoint {ipv4-address | any}
-local ipv4-address
[-ttltime ttl-time] - intf parent-interface
[-mtu mtu-value | -jumbo { on | off } ]
CLIMCMD {clim-name|ip-address} climconfig tunnel -delete interface
CLIMCMD {clim-name|ip-address} climconfig tunnel -info
{tunnel-interface|all}[-obeyform]
climconfig.tunnel Description
This command does the following:
tunnel -add
adds an IPv6-over-IPv4 (point-to-point) tunnel configuration to the /etc/network/interfaces
file. IPv6 packets are encapsulated in IPv4 headers and sent across the IPv4 infrastructure
through the configured tunnel. If the -mtu option is not specified, the tunnel interface is activated
with an MTU size of 20 bytes less than its parent interface MTU size or with a value of 1280,
whichever is higher.
NOTE: When adding a tunnel interface to CLIMs with MULTIPROV ON, the tunnel is added
to the same provider that the parent interface belongs to and does not need to be explicitly
indicated in the command line.
tunnel -delete
deletes an existing tunnel interface. If the tunnel is active, the tunnel configuration cannot be
deleted.
tunnel -info
displays tunnel configuration information for a specified tunnel interface. The display format
is:
Interface Name tunnel-interface
IPv6 Address ip-address
Netmask netmask
Remote Endpoint ip-address
Local Endpoint ip-address
TTL Time ttltime
MTU Size value
If the Local Endpoint, Gateway, and TTL Time fields are not configured, they do not appear in
the display.
The -obeyform display format is:
climconfig tunnel -add interface-name -ipaddress
ipv6–address
-netmask ipv6–prefix -endpoint ipv4–address
-local ipv4–address -intf parent-interface
[-mtu mtu-value][-ttltime ttl-time]
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