Extron electronics IPL EXP Series User Manual page 48

Command Function
IP setup commands, IPv6, continued
Setting IP address, subnet mask, and gateway simultaneously for IPv6
Set IP address (IPv6)
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Set IP address/subnet
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Set IP address/subnet/gateway
(IPv6)
View IP address/subnet/gateway
(IPv6)
NOTES:
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Setting any values with the CISG6 command changes DHCP6 to "Static".
•
If IPv6 is enabled (see
•
If IPv6 is disabled, the changes still take place, but will not have any effect until a
allows for configuring the stack before turning it on.
•
For the response to the view
•
If IPv6 is disabled, the response to the view command is
Unlike IPv4, there is no default for a static address.
•
If mode = static but a static address has never been set and a link-local address exists, the response is
<IPv6 link-local address>/64*:
•
If mode = static and a static address exists (has been set), the unit responds with the static address.
•
If mode is not static and multiple addresses exist, see
Duplicate address detection (DAD)
Enable DAD
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Disable DAD
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View DAD status
X8#
KEY:
= Enabled/disabled status
X57^
= NIC number
X57&
= Prefix (subnet mask bits). Subnet 255.255.0.0 is represented as a prefix value by /16.
X59$
= IPv6 (normal) IP address (
X59%
= Single "primary" IPv6 IP address (see
SIS Command
(Host to Unit)
E X57^ * X59$
CISG6
(IPv6) E X57^ * X59$ X57&
/
E X57^ * X59$ X57&
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/
E X57^ }
CISG6
V ETHN
commands) the
CISG6
command:
.
X57^ *
E
D 1 ETHN
E X57^ *
D 0 ETHN
E X57^ }
D ETHN
0
= disabled,
1-3
. For the IPL EXP, the NIC (Network Interface Card) is
to the product, the unit returns an E13 error code.
xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx
x
= hex digit (
suppressed in returned values. Unlike IPv4, there is no default for static.
X59$
addresses exist:
1. Static address (if mode is static)
2. DHCPv6 address
3. Permanent SLAAC address
4. Temporary SLAAC address
5. Temporary, deprecated SLAAC address
6. Link-local address
7. Static address (if mode is not static)
IPL EXP Power Series • Modes of Operation, SIS Control and Configuration
Response
(Unit to Host)
} X57^ * X59$
Cisg6•
}
CISG6
X57^ * X59$
Cisg6•
X59$ }
* CISG6
X57^ * X59$
Cisg6•
X59% X57& X59%]
/ *
Cisg6
response is followed by the
::/64*::
(address and gateway are all zeros).
X59%
for the priority order as to which value is returned.
X57^ *1 ]
}
EthnD
} X57^ *0 ]
EthnD
X8#]
1
= enabled
xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx
:
0-f
). Leading zeros in each of 8 fields are optional in setting values and are
) returned from CISG6 query based upon the following order of priority if multiple
Additional Description
X57& X59$]
/ *
X57& X59$]
/ *
X57& X59$]
/ *
IP address
< >/<
Boot2
response (to verbose listeners).
2BOOT
command is sent after enabling IPv6. This
Duplicate address detection is enabled
by default.
1 0
(enabled) or
1
. If a NIC number is not applicable
).
prefix gateway
>*< >
(disabled).
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