IPv6 address management includes configuring a static IPv6 address, receiving an IPv6 address from the RADIUS server, and obtaining an IPv6 address dynamically.
When independent DHCPv6 servers allocate and manage addresses, the NetEngine 8000 F can be configured as the relay agent to implement redundancy backup and load balancing among the remote DHCPv6 servers.
Configure transparent transmission of DHCPv6 packets, unicast communication, and two-message exchange between a DHCPv6 client and a DHCPv6 server based on actual network conditions.
This section describes how to configure the NetEngine 8000 F to allocate prefixes to a CPE when the CPE works in unnumbered routing mode. The CPE allocates the prefixes to the attached host for the host to generate IPv6 addresses.
This section describes how to configure the NetEngine 8000 F to use DHCPv6 to allocate IPv6 addresses and prefixes to the WAN interfaces on a CPE when the CPE works in numbered routing mode. The CPE sends the prefixes to the attached hosts for them to generate IPv6 addresses.
This section describes how to configure the NetEngine 8000 F to use ND to allocate IPv6 addresses to the WAN interfaces on a CPE and use DHCPv6 (IA_PD) to allocate prefixes to the CPE when the CPE works in numbered routing mode. The CPE allocates the prefixes to the attached hosts for them to generate IPv6 addresses.
This section provides several examples of IPv6 address management. Each configuration example includes the networking requirements, configuration notes, and configuration roadmap.