Cisco TES301 User Manual page 77

Field
Show DHCPv6 Config
IPv6 Route Configuration
IPv6 WAN Tunneling
6rd Tunnel
6to4 Tunnel
IPV6 LAN
Send Router Advertisement
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Description
Click this button to display information for the DHCPv6
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Client Configuration.
Choose a tab to view the DHCPv6 related details.
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Click Close to return to the previous view.
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To set up an IPv6 route, select a number from the Select set
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number drop-down list.
Enter the following data:
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– Destination—The Destination IP Address is the address
of the network or host to which you want to assign an
IPv6 route.
– Prefix Length—The length of the prefix provided by
your service provider.
– Interface—Depending on where the Destination IP
Address is located, select LAN & Wi-Fi or WAN
(internet) from the drop-down menu.
To save your changes, click the Save Changes button. To
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cancel your unsaved changes, click the Cancel button. For
additional IPv6 routes, repeat steps 1-3.
Select Enabled to activate the fields for the 6rd Tunnel setup.
Otherwise, select Disabled (default). If enabled, configure the
following options:
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6rd Prefix—The IPv6 prefix provided by your service
provider and used as the leading part of the IPv6 address
when tunneling IPv4 through IPv6.
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6rd Prefix length—The length of the IPv6 prefix provided
by your service provider.
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IPv4 Mask Length—The length of the mask portion of the
IPv4 address.
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Relay—The IPv4 address of the relay router.
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Enabled—If the WAN IPv4 address is configured for NAT,
select Enabled to configure the WAN port to use the well
known 2002::IPv6 prefix.
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Disabled—Select Disabled if you do not want to use the
6to4 Tunnel feature.
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Select Enabled to allow the router to send router
advertisement to the LAN-interfacing host.
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Select Disabled if you want the LAN-interfacing host
connected to this router to not have a global IPv6 address.
Setup
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