12-22

User

Guide

for

the

Cisco

Application

Networking

Manager

5.2

OL-26572-01

Chapter

12

Configuring

Network

Access

Configuring

Virtual

Context

BVI

Interfaces

Peer

IPv6

Address

To

configure

an

IPv6

peer

global

address,

enter

a

c

omplete

IPv6

address

with

a

pr

efix

of

2000::/3

to

3fff::/3.

For

example,

enter

2001:DB8:1::0.

Check

the

EUI-64

box

to

specify

that

the

low

order

64

bits

are

automatically

generated

in

the

IEEE

64-

bit

Extended

Unique

Identifier

(EUI-64)

format

specified

i

n

RFC

2373.

To

use

EUI-64,

the

Prefix

Length

field

must

be

less

than

or

equal

to

64

a

nd

the

hos

t

segment

must

be

all

zeros.

Note

The

IPv6

peer

global

address

must

be

unique

across

multiple

contexts

on

a

shared

VLAN.

Prefix

Length

Enter

the

prefix

length

for

all

global

addresses

to

specify

how

many

of

the

most

significant

bits

(MSBs)

are

used

for

the

network

identifier.

Enter

an

integer

from

1

to

128.

If

you

use

the

optional

EUI-64

check

box

for

the

global

and

peer

addresses,

the

prefix

must

be

less

than

or

equal

to

64.

IPv6

Unique-Local

Address

Field

that

appears

only

for

ACE

module

and

ACE

appliance

software

Version

A5(1.0)

or

later.

A

unique

local

address

is

an

optional

IPv6

unicast

address

that

is

used

for

local

communication

within

an

organization

and

it

is

similar

to

a

private

IPv4

address

(for

example,

10.10.2.1).

Unique

local

addresses

have

a

global

scope,

but

they

are

not

routable

on

the

internet,

and

they

are

assigned

by

a

central

authority.

All

unique

local

addresses

have

a

predefined

prefix

of

FC00::/7.

You

can

configure

only

one

IPv6

unique

local

address

on

an

interface.

IPv6

Address

To

configure

a

unique

local

address,

enter

a

complete

IPv6

address

with

an

FC00::/7

prefix

in

the

first

field.

In

the

second

field

after

the

/,

enter

the

prefix

length

to

specify

how

many

of

the

most

significant

bits

(MSBs)

are

used

for

the

network

identifier.

Check

the

EUI-64

box

to

specify

that

the

low

order

64

bits

are

automatically

generated

in

the

IEEE

64-

bit

Extended

Unique

Identifier

(EUI-64)

format

specified

i

n

RFC

2373.

To

use

EUI-64,

the

Prefix

Length

field

must

be

less

than

or

equal

to

64

a

nd

the

hos

t

segment

must

be

all

zeros.

Peer

IPv6

Address

In

a

redundant

configuration,

you

can

configure

an

IPv6

peer

unique

local

address

on

the

active

that

is

synchronized

to

the

standby

ACE.

You

can

configure

only

one

peer

unique

local

IPv6

address

on

an

interface.

To

configure

a

peer

unique

local

address,

enter

a

complete

IPv6

address

with

an

FC00::/7

prefix

in

the

first

field.

In

the

second

field

after

the

/,

enter

the

prefix

length

to

specify

how

many

of

the

most

significant

bits

(MSBs)

are

used

for

the

network

identifier.

Note

The

IPv6

peer

unique

local

address

must

be

unique

across

multiple

contexts

on

a

shared

VLAN.

Check

the

EUI-64

box

to

specify

that

the

low

order

64

bits

are

automatically

generated

in

the

IEEE

64-

bit

Extended

Unique

Identifier

(EUI-64)

format

specified

i

n

RFC

2373.

To

use

EUI-64,

the

Prefix

Length

field

must

be

less

than

or

equal

to

64

a

nd

the

hos

t

segment

must

be

all

zeros.

Prefix

Length

Enter

the

prefix

length

for

all

global

addresses

to

specify

how

many

of

the

most

significant

bits

(MSBs)

are

used

for

the

network

identifier.

Enter

an

integer

from

1

to

128.

If

you

use

the

optional

EUI-64

check

box

for

the

global

and

peer

addresses,

the

prefix

must

be

less

than

or

equal

to

64.

Table

12-3

BVI

Interface

Attributes

(continued)

Field

Description