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Using Technician Interface Software
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303561-A Rev 00
Obtaining IPv6 Route and Node Information
The
ip6 routes
command displays IPv6 routes using the various subcommand
options mentioned in Table 8-12
.
Table 8-12. Options for ip6 routes Command
Option Description
<address>
Retrieves IPv6 addresses (prefixes) that match the address
(prefix) entry
<address/prefix length>
Retrieves a range of IPv6 addresses (prefixes) that match your
entry. Specify all or part of an IPv6 address and a prefix length
from 1 to 128 bits.
-i
<ifindex>
Retrieves all routes that point out the interface index number
you specify
-p
<protocol>
Retrieves data for all routes sourced by the protocol you specify.
Protocol options are as follows:
• DIR - directly attached networks
• ST - static network routes
• RIP - RIPv6 routes
• ND - neighbor discovery routes
• IDRP - IDRP routes
• IF - local interface routes
• SN - static adjacent node addresses
• DN - dynamically learned adjacent node addresses
• SYS - routes installed by the IPv6 kernel
-n
Retrieves data for all network routes
-h
Retrieves data for all local node (host) routes
-l
Displays data in long format (that is, provides additional route
information including the type of route interface, the next hop
IPv6 address, and when the route was last updated)
Note:
Dynamically learned adjacent node addresses appear only when you
apply the
-pDN
option.