LTRIPV-2494

IPv6 Transformation Lab

Hari Manayathu Sasi, Solutions Architect

Hari Natarajan, Services Consulting Engineer
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Agenda
• Introduction
• Lab Briefing
• Lab
• Q&A

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 • 6PE
• IPv6 QoS (On IPv4 underlay)

Key scenarios • 6VPE (Inter-AS IPv6 L3VPN)

involved in the Lab • IPv6 multicast

• Dual-Stack
• SLAAC

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Let’s Lab
 ABC Site-1
R15

Multicast receiver

R10
R1 R3 R5 R7

Internet
Inter-AS
BGP AS 1 BGP AS 2
R11
ISIS OSPF
R12 MPLS MPLS
IPv6 Internet users

R2 R4 R6 R8
R13

R14
R9
Multicast Sender R16
ABC Site-2

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IP Addressing
• IPv6 address of loopback0 for all the devices should be configured in 2019:100::X/128
format, where X is the respective router number.
• IPv6 address of point-to-point links are configured in 2019:XY::Z/127 format. X and Y
are respective router numbers. Z is either ::0 or ::1 since it’s a point-to-point
connection.
• All other End-point IPv6 addresses are given under the respective tasks.

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 ABC Site-1
R15
G0/1

Multicast receiver G4

G0/1 G5 G3 G0/0/0/2 G0/0/0/2 G0/0/01 G0/2 G0/3

G0/0/0/1
R10
R1 R3 R5 R7
G2 G0/0/0/0 G0/1

Internet
G0/0/0/0 G0/1

IPv6 Internet users (6PE)

R11
BGP AS 1 BGP AS 2
R12 G0/1
ISIS OSPF G0/2
G0/0/0/0 G0/1
G4 G2 G2 R6 R8
R2 R4
G0/1 G5 G0/2
R13 G3 G0/3
G5 G3 G0/0/0/2 G0/0/0/1
IPv6 Internet G6
G0/4
users(dual-stack)
G0/1
R14 G0/1
G01
R9
IPv6 Internet users Multicast Sender R16
(auto-configuration)
ABC Site-2 Legends
IOS-XE - R1,R2,R4
IOS-XR - R3,R5 and R6
IOS – All others

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6PE
6PE ⏰ 35Mins

• An IPv6 Internet user located beside R12 intended to reach IPv6 internet address
advertised by R11.
• In order to achieve this, loopback0 of R11 should be reachable to loopback 0 of R12
and vice-versa.
• Use existing IPv4 MPLS underlay infrastructure.
• Use static route or any IGP between R2 and R12.
• Use BGP between R7-R11(Primary) and R8-R11(secondary).

• Use BGP AS#3 on R11.

✍️ Optional to configure BGP between R8-R11 in the interest of time.

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 6PE Parameters

Router Loopback 0 Physical IPv6 address Routing

Static or any IGP (Between R12
R12 2019:12:12::12/128 2019:122::1/127
and R2)
2019:abcd::0/127(to R7)
R11 2019:11:11::11/128 BGP between R11 and R7/R8
2019:abcd::2/127(to R8)
R2 NA 2019:122::0/127 Mentioned above

R7 NA 2019:abcd::1/127 Mentioned above

R8 NA 2019:abcd::3/127 Mentioned above

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IPv6 QoS (on IPv4
underlay)
 ABC Site-1
R15

Multicast receiver

R10
R1 R3 R5 R7

Internet
Inter-AS
BGP AS 1 BGP AS 2
R11
ISIS OSPF
R12 MPLS MPLS
IPv6 Internet users

R2 R4 R6 R8
R13

R14
R9
Multicast Sender R16
ABC Site-2

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IPv6 QoS (on IPv4 underlay) ⏰ 35Mins

Configure the below to test IPv6 QoS Marking and Matching between the end points for
the packet that traverse through the IPv4 MPLS underlay infrastructure,
• Generate extended ping from R12 towards R11 IPv6 Loopback 10.

• Mark the Packet with DSCP 10 and match it with other end.

• Confirm that R12 is receiving ICMP packet marked with DSCP 10.

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6VPE
 ABC Site-1
R15

Multicast receiver

R10
R1 R3 R5 R7

Internet
Inter-AS
BGP AS 1 BGP AS 2
R11
ISIS OSPF
R12 MPLS MPLS
IPv6 Internet users

R2 R4 R6 R8
R13

R14
R9
Multicast Sender R16
ABC Site-2

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6VPE (Inter-AS IPv6 L3VPN)
• Establish communication between ABC SITE-1 and SITE-2.

• The interface towards the ABC site from R1 and R8 should be mapped under VRF CSC.

• Use OSPFv3 as PE-CE protocol.

• Use inter-AS BGP to complete this task. R3 and R5 are RRs of AS1 and AS2
respectively.

✍️ By end of this task you should be able to ping IPv6 loopback0 of R15 from R16 and
vice-versa.

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Inter-AS IPv6 L3VPN, 6VPE Parameters
PE Router Details
Router P2P IP Routing Interface vrf RD
R1 2019:115::0/127 OSPF G0/4 CSC 1:1
R8 2019:168::0/127 OSPF G0/4 CSC 8:8

CE Router Details
Router P2P IP Routing Interface
R15 2019:115::1/127 OSPF G0/1
R16 2019:168::1/127 OSPF G0/1

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IPv6 Multicast
 ABC Site-1
R15

Multicast receiver

R10
R1 R3 R5 R7

Internet
Inter-AS
BGP AS 1 BGP AS 2
R11
ISIS OSPF
R12 MPLS MPLS
IPv6 Internet users

R2 R4 R6 R8
R13

R14
R9
Multicast Sender R16
ABC Site-2

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IPv6 Multicast ⏰ 35Mins

• A Media server is located behind R9 and multiple users are connected to R10.

• The users located behind R10 should receive the multicast traffic from the Media
Server (R9)
• The multicast traffic should be label-switched in AS-1.

• Mld join-groups: ff39::9 and ff04::12 (SSM).

✍️ Use Profile 9 (Default MDT - MLDP - MP2MP - BGP-AD - PIM customer-multicast

Signaling) and configure R4 as Root.
✍️ For customer-multicast, use SSM.

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 IPv6 Multicast Parameters

Loopback
Router Interface VRF RD VPN ID IPV6 address Routing address
R1 GigabitEthernet5 multi 1:4 1000:2000 2019:BEED:110::0/127 Static NA

R4 GigabitEthernet4 multi 4:1 1000:2000 2019:BEED:49::0/127 Static NA

2019:CAFE::1
R10 GigabitEthernet0/1 NA NA NA 2019:BEED:110::1/127 Static 0/128
2019:CAFE::9
R9 GigabitEthernet0/1 NA NA NA 2019:BEED:49::1/127 Static /128

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Native IPv6 (Dual-stack)
 ABC Site-1
R15

Multicast receiver

R10
R1 R3 R5 R7

Internet
Inter-AS
BGP AS 1 BGP AS 2
R11
ISIS OSPF
R12 MPLS MPLS
IPv6 Internet users

R2 R4 R6 R8
R13

R14
R9
Multicast Sender R16
ABC Site-2

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Native IPv6 ⏰ 35Mins

• An IPv6 internet user connected at R13.

• IPv6 internet addresses are advertised by R11.

• For simplicity, Loopback 0 of R13 should be able to ping Loopback 0 of R11 and vice-
versa.
• Use OSPFv3 as IPv6 IGP across the Core P and PE routers (R1-R8).

• Form IPv6 BGP sessions across the core to carry the IPv6 routes.

• R3 and R5 as RRs for the respective AS

✍️ You can modify/remove 6PE configuration as and when needed to accomplish this
task.

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Native IPv6
Core IGP Details

Section Value
Loopback Address 2019:100::X/128
OSPFv3 Process ID 10
Area 0

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Native IPv6
PE-CE Details

Physical
Router IPv6 Address Loopback0 Routing
Interface

R13 G0/1 2019:132::1/127 2019:13:13::13/128

R11 G0/1 2019:abcd::0/127 2019:11:11::11/128
Static
R2 G0/5 2019:132::0/127 NA
R7 G0/3 2019:abcd::1/127 NA

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SLAAC
 ABC Site-1
R15

Multicast receiver

R10
R1 R3 R5 R7

Internet
Inter-AS
BGP AS 1 BGP AS 2
R11
ISIS OSPF
R12 MPLS MPLS
IPv6 Internet users

R2 R4 R6 R8
R13

R14
R9
Multicast Sender R16
ABC Site-2

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SLAAC (IPv6 Auto-Configuration) ⏰ 30Mins

• Configure IPv6 SLAAC between R2 and R14 to acquire IPv6 address automatically in
R14.
• Make sure R11 is able to reach Dynamic IPv6 address of R14.

• Use 2019:FEED::/64 pool for auto-configuration.

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