The ipv6config command is used to configure IPv6 at the system level. You can do the following:
Configure IPv6 interactively or non-interactively. When you configure IPv6 interactively, Avaya Aura® Device Services prompts you to enter the IPv6 address, network prefix, and default gateway. When you configure IPv6 non-interactively, you must provide these settings as command options.
Review the IPv6 configuration.
Delete the IPv6 networking configuration.
For more information about the supported options, run this command with the -h argument. The following is an example:
[admin@aads ~]$ sys ipv6config -h
Usage:
ipv6config show
Shows the server's IPv6 networking configuration.
ipv6config set [options]
Sets, or updates, the server's IPv6 networking configuration. If no
options are specified, then data is collected interactively. Existing
configuration is used for any non-specified IPv6 configuration items.
A default network prefix of 64 is used if a prefix cannot be resolved.
Specify "-h" for a list of available options.
ipv6config delete
Deletes the server's IPV6 networking.
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--ip=ADDRESS[/PREFIX]
IPv6 interface address.
--prefix=PREFIX IPv6 prefix. If a prefix is also specified in the --ip
option, then this option takes precedence.
--gw=GATEWAY_ADDRESS IPv6 default gateway address.
This command is only available for OVA-based deployments.