Configuration Instances Of Ipv6 Static Route; Example: Configuring A Direct Static Ipv6 Route (Direct Next Hop) - Zte ZXR10 ZSR V2 Configuration Manual

bfd enable: enables the static BFD function.
name <static-description>]: description of the static route, containing 1–64 characters.
The ipv6 route command is described as follows:
l
<distance> is equivalent to the priority in a routing protocol. The smaller the
value is, the higher the priority is. By default, static routes take precedence over
dynamic routes. The default value is 1. You can also set dynamic routes to have
a higher priority.
l
bfd enable is used to enable the BFD detection configured on the static route.
To cancel the BFD detection, delete the static route, or configure a same route
without the BFD option.
The ipv6 route nexthop source command is described as follows:
l
This command is used in concert with static route configuration commands.
l
If the command is bound with an interface without an IP address, no BFD session
is created. The static route is informed to create a BFD session only when the
IPv6 address of the interface is updated.
2. Verify the configurations.
Command
ZXR10(config)#
ZXR10(config)#
ZXR10(config)#
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4.3 Configuration Instances of IPv6 Static Route

4.3.1 Example: Configuring a Direct Static IPv6 Route (Direct Next
Hop)
Configuration Description
As shown in
the network segment 2005::/64. To enable R1 to successfully ping the network segment
2003::/64 of R2, a static route to the network segment 2003::/64 can be added on R1, with
the next hop being the IPv6 address of the R2 interface that directly connects R1 with R2.
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show running-config ipv6-static
show ipv6 protocol routing static
show ipv6 forwarding route static
Figure 4-1, R1 and R2 are directly connected with each other and belong to
Chapter 4 IPv6 Static Route Configuration
Function
Displays the static routes configured in
the system database.
Displays the static routes in the routing
table and the validity of these routes.
Displays information about static routes
in the forwarding table.
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