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OSPF v3 IPv6 supports OSPF version 3 (OSPFv3), which
functions similarly to OSPF version 2. Book: BigIron RX Series
Configuration Guide
Chapter:
“Configuring
OSPF Version 3”
BGP+ Brocade’s implementation of IPv6 supports multi
protocol BGP (MBGP) extensions, which allow
IPv6 BGP (known as BGP4+) to distribute routing
information for protocols such as IPv4 BGP. Book: BigIron RX Series
Configuration Guide
Chapter:
“Configuring
BGP4+”
RIPng IPv6 RIP, known as Routing Information Protocol
Next Generation or RIPng, functions similarly to
IPv4 RIP version 2. RIPng supports IPv6
addresses and prefixes. Book: BigIron RX Series
Configuration Guide
Chapter:
“Configuring
RIPng”
ACL Duplication Check The acl-duplication-check command has been
changed to acl-duplication-check-disable. With
this command, software checking for duplicate
ACL entries will be disabled after an upgrade. Book: BigIron RX Series
Configuration Guide
Chapter:
“Access Control
List”
Section: “Enabling ACL
duplication check”
ISIS v6 With this release of the Multi-Service IronWare
software, IPv6 IS-IS is supported. See the "ISIS
v6" chapter of the Foundry BigIron RX Series
Configuration Guide. N/A
IPv6 ACLs In this release you can use an IPv6 ACL to provide
input to other features such as route maps and
distribution lists. Book: BigIron RX Series
Configuration Guide
Chapter:
“IPv6 Access
Control Lists (ACLs)”
Default Originate Route for BGP In this release, if a default route is not present in
the IP routing table, the user can configure a
major route to be used for forwarding packets to
all unknown destination. Starting with release
02.3.00a. Book: BigIron RX Series
Configuration Guide
Chapter:
“Configuring
BGP4 (IPv4 and IPv6)”
Section: “Originating the
default route”
Changes to BGP4 Path Selection
for a Route With this release of Multi-Service IronWare, the
process by which BGP selects a path has
changed. The following procedure replaces the
procedure described in the BigIron RX Series
Configuration Guide. Book: BigIron RX Series
Configuration Guide
Chapter:
“Configuring
BGP4 (IPv4 and IPv6)”
Section: “How BGP4
selects a path for a route”
BGP allowas-in command The allowas-in command has been added to this
release to allow you to set a parameter that
disables the BGP AS_PATH check function for
routes learned from a specified location. Book: BigIron RX Series
Configuration Guide
Chapter:
“Configuring
BGP4 (IPv4 and IPv6)”
Section: “Configuring a
switch to allow routes with
its own AS number”
TABLE 18 Layer 3 enhancements (Continued)
Enhancement Description See...