IPV6 access-list to allow the OSPFv3 and EIGRP traffic and hello packets

[Mehdi.a.majid1]

Hello,

How can I configure IPV6 access-list to allow the OSPFv3 and EIGRP traffic and hello packets so that the neighbor relationship can be established without any problem?

Thank you.

[Seb Rupik]

Hi there,

You will want to permit any link-local address (fe80::/10) (or a specific subset of known routers), to the reserved multicast group addresses:

ff02::5     (OSPF All routers)
ff02::6     (OSPF All DRs)

ff02::a     (EIGRP Routers)

If you have configured neighbour statements then the IGP control packets will be unicast, so tweak the ACLs to suit.

Cheers,

Seb.

[Mehdi.a.majid1]

Hi ,

Thanks for replying,

Actually I was hoping that I could get an answer to be able to just input 1 permit line on IPv6 ACL to do so

Like what we can do to allow the RIP-NG hello packets to freely establish the neighbor relationship,

like : the line "  permit udp any any eq 521 sequence 21  "

but for OSPFv3 I had to use

 permit ipv6 any host FF02::5 (191 matches) sequence 31

and

 permit ipv6 host FE80::E95:D9FF:FEC5:F601 host FE80::E95:D9FF:FE4E:F500 (4 matches) sequence 71

So the question is that is there any just 1 single permit line which could do the job of the both line in OSPFv3 and EIGRP for each one ?!

R1(config-ipv6-acl)#do show ipv6 access-list
IPv6 access list from_HQ
    permit ipv6 host FEC0:DB8::11 any sequence 10
    permit udp any any eq 521 sequence 21
    permit ipv6 any host FF02::5 (191 matches) sequence 31
    permit ipv6 any host FF02::6 sequence 41
    permit ipv6 host FF02::5 any sequence 51
    permit ipv6 host FF02::6 any sequence 61
    permit ipv6 host FE80::E95:D9FF:FEC5:F601 host FE80::E95:D9FF:FE4E:F500 (4 matches) sequence71

thanks.

[Seb Rupik]

If I'm understanding you correctly, you could use the following multicast range:

ff02::/124

Which covers the address ff02::0 – ff02::f  , so not totally specific and a bit ugly!

Arguably you could forget about using an ACL and use the inbuilt authentication provided by both OSPF and EIGRP.

Cheers,

Seb.