Add a Non-Persistent IPv6 Static RouteAdd a Non-Persistent IPv6 Static Route
Use this procedure to add a non-persistent IPv6 static route to support IPv6-compliant agents.
Before you begin
You must access the appliance operating system to add a static route. For information, see Operating System Access.
Procedure
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Log on to the appliance with the user name rsaadmin and the operating system password.
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View the current routing table, type:
sudo ip -6 route show
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When you add non-persistent IPv6 route entry to a network interface routing file, you can choose to whether to specify a table:
- To add a non-persistent IPv6 route to a network interface routing file without specifying a table, type:
sudo ip -6 route add destination/nn via gateway dev eth0
where:
- destination specifies the IP address of the network or host for which you are adding a static route. Any network traffic to the destination IP address follows the route defined by the entry.
- /nn is the prefix length notation used to specify the subnet mask associated with the destination IP address.
- gateway specifies the IP address of the node that will route traffic to the destination network or host.
- eth0 specifies the network interface, for example, eth0 or eth1.
IPv6 special notation can be used. For example, to add a non-persistent static route that sends all network traffic for IPv6-compliant agents in the 2005::0/64 network to the gateway 2001::2, type:
sudo ip -6 route add 2005::0/64 via 2001::2 dev eth0
- To add a non-persistent IPv6 route entry to the corresponding table, type:
sudo ip -6 route add destination/nn via gateway dev eth0 table Teth0
where:
- destination specifies the IP address of the network or host for which you are adding a static route. Any network traffic to the destination IP address follows the route defined by the entry.
- /nn is the prefix length notation used to specify the subnet mask associated with the destination IP address.
- gateway specifies the IP address of the node that will route traffic to the destination network or host.
- eth0 specifies the network interface, for example, eth0 or eth1.
- Teth0 specifies the table in the network interface routing file, such as Teth0 for the interface eth0.
IPv6 special notation can be used. For example, to add a non-persistent static route that sends all network traffic for IPv6-compliant agents in the 2005::0/64 network to the gateway 2001::2, type:
sudo ip -6 route add 2005::0/64 via 2001::2 dev eth0 table Teth0
- To add a non-persistent IPv6 route to a network interface routing file without specifying a table, type:
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Press ENTER. The non-persistent route takes effect immediately.