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‎09-18-2014 11:51 AM
Hi folks
I try to implement VRRP for IPv6.
Once configured, when I try to enable the instance it says
XOS : 15.3.2.11
Device : X450a
License : Core
here my config (with fake IPs) :
#configure my-vlan ipaddress eui64 fe80::/64
#configure my-vlan ipaddress aaaa:bbbb:cccc:dddd:3002/64
#create vrrp vlan my-vlan vrid 30
#configure vrrp vlan my-vlan vrid 30 add virtual-link-local fe80::1
and here the problem :
#enable vrrp vlan my-vlan vrid 30
Error: Failed to enable VR for vlan my-vlan, vrid 30:
VR must have at least 1 virtual IP address!
any idea what i'm doing wrong?
Unfortunately there are no examples in the concept guides.
fyi i also have a IPv4 vrrp on this vlan with another vrid. this one work lie a charm.
I try to implement VRRP for IPv6.
Once configured, when I try to enable the instance it says
XOS : 15.3.2.11
Device : X450a
License : Core
here my config (with fake IPs) :
#configure my-vlan ipaddress eui64 fe80::/64
#configure my-vlan ipaddress aaaa:bbbb:cccc:dddd:3002/64
#create vrrp vlan my-vlan vrid 30
#configure vrrp vlan my-vlan vrid 30 add virtual-link-local fe80::1
and here the problem :
#enable vrrp vlan my-vlan vrid 30
Error: Failed to enable VR for vlan my-vlan, vrid 30:
VR must have at least 1 virtual IP address!
any idea what i'm doing wrong?
Unfortunately there are no examples in the concept guides.
fyi i also have a IPv4 vrrp on this vlan with another vrid. this one work lie a charm.
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‎09-18-2014 12:09 PM
That was it.
I followed the config guide where link-local was on the focus so didn't try that easy test.
ps : I agree link local is confusing if you're used to IPv4
Thanks Frank
Alex
I followed the config guide where link-local was on the focus so didn't try that easy test.
ps : I agree link local is confusing if you're used to IPv4
Thanks Frank
Alex
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‎09-18-2014 12:09 PM
Alex,
I've never set it up with a virt. link-local address. In my setup, I use a 'real' v6 IP
configure vrrp vlan my-vlan vrid 30 add aaaa:bbbb:cccc:dddd::3456
Have you tried that yet, or would that break things?
Frank (readily admitting that link-local is just a magic black box to me, so I avoid it)
I've never set it up with a virt. link-local address. In my setup, I use a 'real' v6 IP
configure vrrp vlan my-vlan vrid 30 add aaaa:bbbb:cccc:dddd::3456
Have you tried that yet, or would that break things?
Frank (readily admitting that link-local is just a magic black box to me, so I avoid it)
