

Router xr1: RP/0/0/CPU0:xr1(config)# router static The following configuration is required to fulfill the objective’s need. Syntax to configure an IPv6 Static Route (config)#router static
CISCO IOS XR HOW TO
Static Routing: Let’s first learn how to achieve the given objective with IPv6 static routing configuration on both routers.Īs we already discussed in previous articles, IOS XR does not support the traditional “ipv6 route” command, so that you will have to use the “router static” command in configuration mode to enable static routing and then all required PIv6 static routes must be configured under the “IPv6 address-family.” !! Last configuration change at Mon Feb 15 11:22:34 2016 by nitin !! Last configuration change at Tue Feb 16 10:06:54 2016 by nitin Note: Following set of commands is preconfigured on both routers. Let’s start with the very first PIv6 routing configuration example of Cisco IOS XR. This article offers an opportunity to learn IPv6 routing configuration of EIGRP, OSPF, and BGP with hand-on implementation. This article covers IPv6 routing implementation examples and we have two IOS XR devices in our scenario (as shown in figure 1). Cisco’s self-healing feature provides a functionality to restart a failed process without disturbing others.” IOS XR works as a distributed operating system to provide modularity and memory protection between processes. As we already said, “IOS XR is one of the best IOS platforms from the house of Cisco Systems and is used widely on high-end carrier routers such as the CRS-1, 12000, and ASR9000 series. It would be great if you have some basic access level knowledge of Cisco IOS XR (if not, then you can take the reference from my previous posts on IOS XR).

This article examines IPv6 routing implementations over Cisco IOS XR.
