Hello,
If You don't care whether IPv6 packets take RSVP or LDP LSP, then You
could just enable LDPv6 everywhere (JUNOS 16.1 onwards) and save on
rewriting NHs from IPv4-mapped IPv6 to proper IPv6.
For VPNv6 You would still need NH rewriting as VPNv6 NH is still
IPv4-mapped IPv6 even if carried over BGP-over-IPv6.
HTH
Thx
Alex
On 30/08/2016 11:49, raf wrote:
Hello list,
So I have now a properly configured MPLS network with a standard
configuration :) All my traffic goes trough LSPs except the IPv6 one
which it a bit frustrating.
The actual configuration is a separate ivp6 bgp mesh. No need for
inet6-vpn.
I've read that the simplest method is to use 6PE with ipv6 labeled
unicast. That's look simple, but if I understand correctly I can just
wipe all my v6 loopbacks and intercos.
Is there an alternative using my actual v6 bgp mesh, and just mapping
the v6 traffic on existing LSPs.
Can I trick with ipv6 mapped loopback enabled by 'mpls ipv6-tunneling
? rewriting nh ?
PS :
This will certainly be my last request for a while.
I learn a lot with you guys.
Thanks for having been patient with me :)
Regards,
--
Raphael Mazelier
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