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training:sanog32:d-dhcpv6pd [2018/08/05 20:51] – [Setting up the Customer Router] philiptraining:sanog32:d-dhcpv6pd [2018/08/17 18:00] (current) – [Activating the link to the Customer Router] philip
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    description P2P Link to CustX    description P2P Link to CustX
    ipv6 enable    ipv6 enable
-   ipv6 dhcp server DHCPv6+   ipv6 dhcp server DHCPv6 rapid-commit
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 With the Access Router configuration now completed, we can turn our attention to the Customer router configuration. With the Access Router configuration now completed, we can turn our attention to the Customer router configuration.
  
-We need to configure the point-to-point link to the Access Router to request an IPv6 address block by DHCPv6-PD. We will use a feature in Cisco IOS called “general-prefix”. This allows us to refer to learned addresses (by 6rd, DHCPv6PD etc) without configuring specific addresses on each prefix.+We need to configure the point-to-point link to the Access Router to request an IPv6 address block by DHCPv6-PD. We will use a feature in Cisco IOS called `general-prefix`. This allows us to refer to learned addresses (by 6rd, DHCPv6PD etc) without configuring specific addresses on each prefix.
  
 This following configuration example will do the needful: This following configuration example will do the needful:
training/sanog32/d-dhcpv6pd.1533466289.txt.gz · Last modified: 2018/08/05 20:51 by philip