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According to Wikipedia, IOS supports RDNSS or the abillity to configure IPv6 DNS Server(s) via RA (RFC 6106):http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_IPv6_support_in_operating_systemsHowever, I can't figure out how to set this up. Can someone prov...
I have noticed the following behavior with the Cisco VPN Client (4.x).Conditions - Start a Remote Access Client IPSec Tunnel to a Cisco Firewall (PIX/ASA 6.x/7.x)The Cisco Firewall is the perimeter firewall for a company network and has a public IP. ...
Hi Éric and Andrew,I have noticed that there are incompatibilities between IPsec VPNs using different platforms. For example, I don't believe an IPv6 IPsec tunnel can be established between an ASA and an IOS Router. Ideally I'd like to see the foll...
Hi Éric and Andrew,Thanks for this opportunity and looking forward to seeing your latest presentations at Live. With the publication of RFC 7112, do you see IOS (Routers/Switches)/IOS-XE/ASA/NX-OS adding an option to allow enforcement? Perhaps an o...
Ideal world - use standard M-EUI-64 for link-local addresses and then use a FHRP like HSRP for the static address. That way your routers are all dynamic, but the address humans use for the default gateway can be something like fe80::VLAN#:1 or whate...
For customers just hosting a single server, why don't you use a routed port? You can then do SLAAC or DHCPv6. The customer can use those or elect to use a static address from the /64. Since this is directly connected you don't need additional rout...
It's a good question. I don't see anything directly equivalent to that. However, you could try just using part of a /64. So let's say your network prefix is 2001:db8:1:2::/64. You only want to allocate from the top half of it. So you could try s...
