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Choose the Neighbor Discover tab to display the following window.
Figure 6-12 IPv6 Interface (Show Detail and Neighbor Discover)
In the section of ND Settings, you can configure the following
parameters.
Parameter
Management
Configuration Flag
Other Config Flag
RA Minimum-Interval Enter the minimum value of the RA interval-time. The
RA Maximum-
Interval
RA Lifetime
RA Control
Reachable Time
NS Interval
Hop Limit
Set the management configuration flag option to ON or
OFF. If a neighbor host receives RA with the flag, which
is set to on, the host needs to obtain an IPv6 address
with the stateful configuration protocol.
Set Other Config flag-option to ON or OFF. If you set
other configuration flags to on, use the stateful
configuration protocol to command the host connected
to obtain the auto-configuration information except an
IPv6 address.
range is from 3 to 1,350 (seconds). The value must be
smaller than the value, equivalent to 75% of the
maximum value.
Enter the maximum value of the RA interval-time whose
range is from 4 to 1,800 (seconds).
Enter the value of an RA lifetime. The range is from 0 to
9,000 (seconds). The lifetime value of RA conveys the
value, which regards a router as a default router on the
host where RA is received.
This parameter enables or disables a function of the RA
control.
Enter the reachable time. The range is from 0 to
3,600,000 (milli-seconds). If the time specified is 0, a
router spends 1,200 (seconds) on an interface to
advertise 1,200 (unspecified) for RA messages. The
reachable time is used to determine the possibility of
reaching a neighbor node due to an IPv6 node.
Enter the value of the Neighbor Solicitation (NS)
interval. The range is from 0 to 3,600,000 milli-seconds
(the factor of 1,000). If the time specified is 0, a router
spends for one second.
Enter the value of the hop limit. The range is from 0 to
255. IPv6 packets created by a system uses the value as
the initial hop limit.
6 L3 Features
6.4.2 IPv6 Interface
Overview
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