TCP/IPv6 Configuration and Management Manual (G06.29+, H06.03+, J06.03+)

Example Illustrations and Adding Features to the
Basic Configuration
HP NonStop TCP/IPv6 Configuration and Management Manual—524523-012
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Specify IPv6 Addresses
Specify IPv6 Addresses
The examples in Section 1, Quick Start all use automatic address configuration;
however, to add a specific IPv6 address to the configuration, you can specify a valid
IPv6 address in the ADD SUBNET command by using the IPV6PREFIX or
IPV6ADDRESS attributes:
+ ADD SUBNET *.SN3, TYPE ETHERNET, FAMILY DUAL, &
IPADDRESS 172.14.215.27, DEVICENAME L019, &
SUBNETMASK 255.255.255.0, IPV6RAENABLE ON, &
IPV6PREFIX "3FFE:1200:215:1::/64",&
IPV6ADDRESS "3FFE:1300:214:1::ABCD:1234", &
DEVICENAME L01A
In this example, SUBNET SN3 receives these IP addresses:

172.14.215.27

3FFE:1200:215:1::/64 where the host appends the interface identifier to the prefix
you specified

3FFE:1300:214:1::ABCD:1234

Another IPv6 address created from the interface ID and a prefix advertised from
the router
The three IPv6 addresses serve as IPv6 aliases on SUBNET SN3. There is no limit to
how many IPv6 addresses you can add to an INET6 or DUAL mode SUBNET.
Configure the Basic Subsystem for INET6
Mode
If you only want to use the IPv6 functionality of NonStop TCP/IPv6, follow the
procedures in this subsection. (These procedures assume that $ZZTCP has been
added to the configuration database.)
Create this command file and issue the OBEY command for the file:
CLEAR ALL
SCF/INLINE/
INLPREFIX +
+ ASSUME PROCESS $ZZTCP
+ START MON *
+ DELAY 30
+ ALTER MON *, FAMILY INET6
==Add a SUBNET for INET6 support, autoconfiguration
+ ADD SUBNET *.SN3, TYPE ETHERNET, FAMILY INET6, &
DEVICENAME LAN03, IPV6RAENABLE ON
== To add a default gateway route, see Add Routes on page 5-6
+ START SUBNET *
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