Monitoring Active IPv6 Protocols

Purpose

Display detailed information about IPv6 protocols currently configured on the router.

Note:

You must configure an IPv6 license using the license ipv6 command before using the IPv6 routing protocol configuration commands on the E Series router.
All IPv6 routing protocol-related configurations are removed from the virtual router when you issue the no ipv6 command.

Action

To display detailed information about IPv6 protocols currently configured on the router:

host1#show ipv6 protocols
Routing Protocol is “ bgp 100"
  Local router ID 1.1.1.1, local AS 100
  Administrative state is Start
  Operational state is Up
  Shutdown in overload state is disabled
  Default local preference is 100
  IGP synchronization is enabled
  Default originate is disabled
  Auto summary is enabled
  Always compare MED is disabled
  Compare MED within confederation is disabled
  Advertise inactive routes is disabled
  Advertise best external route to internal peers is disabled
  Enforce first AS is disabled
  Missing MED as worst is disabled
  Route flap dampening is disabled
  Log neighbor changes is disabled
  Fast External Fallover is disabled
  No maximum received AS-path length
  BGP administrative distances are 20 (ext), 200 (int), and 200 (local)
  Client-to-client reflection is enabled
  Cluster ID is 1.1.1.1
  Route-target filter is enabled
  Default IPv4-unicast is enabled
  Local-RIB version 8. FIB version 8.
  Neighbor(s):
    No neighbors are configured
  Routing for Networks:
  Aggregate Generation for Unicast Routes:

To display only a list of currently configured protocols:

host1#show ipv6 protocols summary
bgp 100

Meaning

Table 42 lists the show ipv6 protocols command output fields.

Table 42: show ipv6 protocols Output Fields

Field Name	Field Description
Local router ID	Router ID of the local router
Local AS	AS number of local router
Administrative state	Administrative state of the protocol
Operational state	Operational state of the protocol
Shutdown in overload state	Status of shutdown in an overload state
Default local preference	Default value for local preference
IGP synchronization	Indicates whether synchronization is enabled or disabled
Default originate	Indicates whether network 0.0.0.0 is redistributed into BGP
Auto summary	Status of autosummary
Always compare MED	Status of always compare MED
Compare MED within confederation	Status of compare MED within a confederation
Advertise inactive routes	Status of Advertise inactive routes
Advertise best external router to internal peers	Status of Advertise best external router to internal peers
Enforce first AS	Status of Enforce first AS
Missing MED as worst	Status of Missing MED as worst
Route flap dampening	Status of route dampening
Log neighbor changes	Status of Log neighbor changes
Fast External Fallover	Status of Fast External Fallover
Maximum received AS-path length	Maximum AS-path length received
BGP administrative distances	External, internal, and local BGP administrative distances
Client-to-client reflection	Whether client-to-client reflection is configured
Cluster ID	Cluster IDs
Route-target filter	Status of Route-target filter
Default IPv4-unicast	Status of Default IPv4-unicast
Local-RIB version	RIB version
Local-FIB version	FIB version
Neighbor(s)	BGP neighbors (if configured)
Networks for which routing is occurring	Networks for which routing is occurring
Aggregate Generation for Unicast Routes	Aggregate generation for unicast routes

Monitoring Active IPv6 Protocols

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