For IPv6, it is indeed very important to create inbound and outbound filters with peers to avoid injecting and receiving unnecessary routes. This is considered a good practice within ISPs.
<b data-start=”167″ data-end=”233″><strong data-start=”171″ data-end=”233″>IS-IS does not require protocol changes to support IPv6
OSPF needed a new protocol version (<strong data-start=”270″ data-end=”280″>OSPFv3) to support IPv6.<br data-start=”298″ data-end=”301″> IS-IS only needed a new TLV (Type-Length-Value).<br data-start=”349″ data-end=”352″> The base IS-IS protocol remained the same.
November 19, 2025 at 2:11 am
in reply to: How 6rd Works
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Hello Fatou,
Yes, we can.
6rd is an IPv6-over-IPv4 tunneling mechanism, so it lets an ISP provide IPv6 even if the core network is still IPv4-only. Dual-stack isn’t required in the provider network—just on the tunnel endpoints.
Try use 52 prefix ( 52 – ( Cities Bits + Housing Estates + Housing Units ) )
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