TCP/IPv6 Configuration and Management Manual (G06.24+)

SCF Reference for NonStop TCP/IPv6
HP NonStop TCP/IPv6 Configuration and Management Manual—524523-008
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ADD ROUTE Command for TCP6MAN
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To add multiple IPv6 default routes through a gateway:
-> ADD ROUTE $ZZTCP.*.V6RT3, FAMILY INET6, &
IPV6DESTINATION "::", &
IPV6GATEWAY "DEC:5:CD::A00:2BFF:FE2A:1ED3", ALLROUTES ON
The "::" argument indicates that it is a default route.
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To add a route to one of the hosts for a configured tunnel:
-> ADD ROUTE $ZZTCP.*.V6RT1, FAMILY INET6, &
IPV6DESTINATION "3FFE:B::/64", &
SUBNET "IPT1"
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To add a route to the other host (also a NonStop system running G06.20 or later
RVU) for the configured tunnel.
-> ADD ROUTE $ZZTCP.*.V6RT1, FAMILY INET6, &
IPV6DESTINATION "3FFE:A::/64", &
SUBNET "IPT2"
Considerations
Routes also can be created dynamically through internal routing logic.
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Routes created by internal route-redirect logic have names in the format:
DDcpu_n
where cpu is the processor number, in hexadecimal format, of the processor in
which the route is generated and n is a decimal number.
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Routes created by ARP link-level logic have names in the format:
DAcpu_n
where cpu is the processor number, in hexadecimal format, of the processor in
which the route is generated and n is a decimal number.
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Routes created by internal IRDP logic have names in the format
DRcpu_n
where cpu is the processor number, in hexadecimal format, of the processor in
which the route is generated and n is a decimal number.
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Routes created by internal ND6 cache logic have names in the format
NDcpu_n
where cpu is the processor number, in hexadecimal format, of the processor in
which the route is generated and n is a decimal number.
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Routes generated implicitly because of an ADD SUBNET or ALTER SUBNET,
SUBNETMASK command have names starting with RT. These route types are called
implicit routes.