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{{Mr-arg-table | {{Mr-arg-table | ||
|arg=prefix | |arg=prefix | ||
|type=IPv6/0..128 | |type=IPv6/0..128 | ||
|default= | |default= | ||
|desc=Ipv6 address prefix | |desc=Ipv6 address prefix | ||
}} | |||
{{Mr-arg-table-end | |||
|arg=prefix-length | |||
|type=integer [1..128] | |||
|default= | |||
|desc=Option represents the prefix size that will be give out to the client. | |||
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prefix: 2001::/64 | prefix: 2001::/64 | ||
[admin@test-host] /ipv6 pool> print | [admin@test-host] /ipv6 pool> print | ||
# NAME PREFIX | # NAME PREFIX PREFIX-LENGTH | ||
0 test 2001::/ | 0 test 2001::/60 62bits | ||
[admin@test-host] /ipv6 pool> | [admin@test-host] /ipv6 pool> | ||
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|arg=info | |arg=info | ||
|type=string | |type=string | ||
|desc=Name of the interface to which the client is connected to. | |desc=Name of the interface/mac address to which the client is connected to. | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{Mr-arg-ro-table | {{Mr-arg-ro-table | ||
|arg=owner | |arg=owner | ||
|type= | |type=string | ||
|desc= | |desc=What reserved the prefix ("DHCP", etc.) | ||
}} | }} | ||
Revision as of 08:44, 21 September 2011
Applies to RouterOS: v5.7+
Summary
Sub-menu: /ipv6 pool
Standards:
Package : IPv6
IPv6 pools are used to define range of IPv6 addresses that is used for DHCPv6 server and Point-to-Point servers
IPv6 pools simply group IPv6 addresses for further usage. It is a single configuration point for all features that assign IPv6 addresses to clients.
Pool Configuration
Property | Description |
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name (string; Default: ) | Descriptive name of the pool. |
prefix (IPv6/0..128; Default: ) | Ipv6 address prefix |
prefix-length (integer [1..128]; Default: ) | Option represents the prefix size that will be give out to the client. |
Example
Define a pool named "test" with prefix "2001::/64":
[admin@test-host] /ipv6 pool> add name: test prefix: 2001::/64 [admin@test-host] /ipv6 pool> print # NAME PREFIX PREFIX-LENGTH 0 test 2001::/60 62bits [admin@test-host] /ipv6 pool>
Used Addresses from Pool
Sub-menu: /ipv6 pool used
In this menu you can see all used IPv6 addresses from the pools.
All properties are read-only.
Property | Description |
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info (string) | Name of the interface/mac address to which the client is connected to. |
owner (string) | What reserved the prefix ("DHCP", etc.) |
pool (string) | Name of the pool. |
prefix (IPv6/0..128) | IPv6 prefix that is assigned to client form the pool. |
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