On 2010.02.26 08:51, Stephane MAGAND wrote: > Hi > > actually, i have a small labs: > > 1 Cisco 6506/Sup720 > 2 Cisco 7301 > 1 Cisco 7204 > > All are connected to the 6500 with IPv4, ISIS and MPLS (MP BGP) > > The first Cisco 7301 are connected to a ISP A and the Second connected > to the ISP B > in classic IPv4 Bgp. > > I want add IPv6 on this network. My question: > > Anyone have a sample of BGP Config for the Cisco 7301 (Same routeur, same AS > but IPv4 and IPv6) ?
Not from a 7301, but this cut/slice/paste shouldn't be much different: router bgp 14270 neighbor 208.70.111.30 remote-as 64765 neighbor 208.70.111.30 peer-group toc neighbor 208.70.111.30 description eBGP Peering from Works Dept ... neighbor 2001:470:1F0D:12E::1 remote-as 6939 neighbor 2001:470:1F0D:12E::1 peer-group v6-transit neighbor 2001:470:1F0D:12E::1 description he.net ... address-family ipv4 ... neighbor toc send-community neighbor toc default-originate neighbor toc remove-private-as neighbor toc soft-reconfiguration inbound neighbor toc prefix-list DEFAULT-OUT-V4 out neighbor toc route-map CUST-PREF-V4 in neighbor toc route-map COMMUNITY-NO-EXPORT out ... neighbor 208.70.111.30 activate neighbor 208.70.111.30 prefix-list WORKS-IN in address-family ipv6 ... neighbor v6-transit prefix-list V6-TRANSIT-IN in neighbor v6-transit prefix-list V6-TRANSIT-OUT out neighbor 2001:470:1F0D:12E::1 activate ... I don't know about IS-IS, as I use OSPF internally. Steve _______________________________________________ cisco-nsp mailing list [email protected] https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/cisco-nsp archive at http://puck.nether.net/pipermail/cisco-nsp/
