set default-next-hop-v6 (policy) (S-, K-Series)

Use this command to set up to 5 default next hop IPv6 addresses for packets matching an access list in a configured route-map.

Syntax

set default-next-hop-v6 {next-hop1}[next-hop2....next-hop5]

no set default-next-hop-v6 {next-hop1}[next-hop2....next-hop5]

Parameters

next-hop

Specifies a next hop IPv6 address(es). Up to five addresses can be specified per command line.

Defaults

None.

Mode

Policy-based routing configuration.

Usage

The set default-next-hopv6 command augments the set next-hop-v6 command. A configured default-next-hop is only used when the following criteria are both true:

No set next-hop-v6 command configuration exists or the configured next-hop IP addresses are not available
The destination IP lookup results in the default route being returned.

If both criteria are true, the next hop will be chosen from the default-next-hop-v6 IP address list, using the setting configured in the command ip policy load-policy (S-, K-Series).

The priority configured in the command ip policy priority (S-, K-Series) does not apply when using the default-next-hop.

Up to 512 unique next-hops can be configured, 5 per command line, using multiple command lines. The total number of next-hops includes both default-next-hops configured using this command and standard next-hops configured using set next-hop-v6 (policy) (S-, K-Series).

The “no” form of this command deletes the specified default-next hop IP address(es).

Example

This example shows how to set IP address 2001::12 as the default next hop for packets matching ACL 1:

System(rw-config)->route-map policy 1 permit 20
System(rw-config-route-map-pbr)->match ip address 1
System(rw-config-route-map-pbr)->set default-next-hop-v6 2001::12

Published May 2016prev | next

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