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Configuring IPv6 IS-IS single topology

The following configuration tasks are optional:

Configure IPv6 route parameters.

Redistribute routes from other route sources into IPv6 IS-IS.

Perform IPv6 IS-IS adjacency checks.

Disable partial SPF calculations.

Configuring IPv6 IS-IS single topology

If your IS-IS single topology will support both IPv6 and IPv4, you can configure both IPv6 and IPv4
on an IS-IS interface for Level 1, Level 2, or both Level 1 and Level 2. However, if you configure both
IPv6 and IPv4 on an IS-IS interface, they must be configured to run on the same level. For example,
you can configure IPv6 to run on Level 1 on an interface and IPv4 to also run on Level 1 on the
same interface. However, you cannot configure IPv6 to run on Level 1 on an interface and IPv4 to
run to Level 2 on the same interface.

To configure an IPv6 IS-IS single topology, you must perform the tasks listed below.

1. Globally enable IS-IS and configure at least one Network Entity Title (NET). The NET is the

device’s network interface with IS-IS. You can configure up to three NETs on a device.

2. Configure the desired device interfaces with an IPv6 address and enable IPv6 IS-IS on the

device interfaces.

3. Configure IS-IS parameters. Refer to the sections

“Globally configuring IS-IS on a device”

on

page 714,

“Configuring IPv6 specific address family route parameters”

on page 715, and

“Configuring IS-IS properties on an interface”

on page 723.

Globally configuring IS-IS on a device

The following configuration tasks described in

Chapter 3, “IS-IS (IPv4)”

, apply to IS-IS IPv6

configuration:

Setting the Overload Bit

Configuring Authentication

Changing the IS-IS Level Globally

Disabling or Re-enabling Display of Hostname

Changing the Sequence Numbers PDU Interval

Changing the Maximum LSP Lifetime

Changing the LSP Refresh Interval

Changing the LSP Generation Interval

Changing the LSP Interval and Retransmit

Changing the SPF Timer

Globally Disabling or Re-Enabling Hello Padding

Logging Adjacency Changes

Disabling Partial SPF Calculations