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This command is supported after the platform version 4.6.02.
The nd6 delete command is used to delete an entry in the neigh-
bor cache list. As the interface address is also added to the neigh-
bor cache list in local system, it exists in the list for ever. The
nd6 delete command cannot delete the entry corresponding to
the local interface address unless the interface address is deleted.
Except this, users can delete dynamic or static neighbor cache en-
tries as required.
This example describes how to delete a static neighbor cache entry
on the fei_3/1 interface, with the destination address 4ffe::2, and
hardware address 00:01:00:02:00:03.
ZXR10(config)#int fei_3/1
ZXR10(config-if)#nd6 delete 4ffe:2
show nd6 cache
clear nd cache
nd6 add

ping6

Use this command to diagnose whether the link to a destination is
normal in user or privileged EXEC configuration modes.
User and privileged EXEC
ping6 <ipv6-address>[interface {<interface-name>}| num
<1-65535>| size <64-8192>| timeout <1-60>]
<ipv6-address>
interface {<interfac
e-name>}
num <1-65535>
size <64-8192>
timeout <1-60>
This command is disabled by default.
This command is supported after the platform version 4.6.02.
The ping6 command is to send an echo request to the specified
address, and then wait for the echo reply.
Destination address
This parameter is meaningful only when the
IPv6 address is a linklocal address. Packets
will be sent on the specified interface. For a
global address, which interface the packets
are sent from depends on the query result of
the routing table. <interface-name> is the
name of an interface in the system
Number of packets, range: 1~65535
Size of the packet. It identifies the length of
the payload field in the IPv6 packet. range:
64~8192
Timeout waiting for the corresponding echo
request of the destination host, unit: second,
range: 1~60