ADC CLI Commands

ip6Tunnel

May 28, 2024

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The following operations can be performed on “ip6Tunnel”:

show

add

rm ip6Tunnel

Removes an IPv6 tunnel from the Citrix ADC.

Synopsis

rm ip6Tunnel

Arguments

name Name of the IPv6 tunnel to be removed.

Example

rm ip6tunnel tun6

show ip6tunnelParam

show ip6Tunnel

Displays the settings of all IPv6 tunnels configured on the Citrix ADC, or of the specified IPv6 tunnel.

Synopsis

show ip6Tunnel [ | ]

Arguments

name Name of the IPv6 tunnel whose details you want to display.

remote The IPv6 address at which the remote Citrix ADC connects to the tunnel.

Output

remoteIP The remote IP address or subnet of the tunnel.

local An IPv6 address of the local Citrix ADC used to set up the tunnel.

type The type of this tunnel.

encapIp The effective local IP address of the tunnel. Used as the source of the encapsulated packets.

ownerGroup The owner node group in a Cluster for the tunnel.

devno count stateflag

Example

1) Name………: tun61 Remote…….: 9901::200/64 Local……..: * Encap…..: ::0/128 Type……: C

2) Name………: tun62 Remote…….: 9903::400/84 Local……..: 9903::100 Encap…..: ::0/128 Type……: C

3) Name………: Remote…….: 9902::300/90 Local……..: * Encap…..: 9902::100 Type……: I

show ip6tunnelParam

add ip6Tunnel

Creates an IPv6 tunnel. An IP tunnel is a communication channel, using encapsulation technologies, between two networks that do not have a routing path. Every IP packet that is shared between the two networks is encapsulated within another packet and then sent through the tunnel.

Synopsis

add ip6Tunnel [-ownerGroup ]

Arguments

name Name for the IPv6 Tunnel. Cannot be changed after the service group is created. Must begin with a number or letter, and can consist of letters, numbers, and the @ _ - . (period) : (colon) # and space ( ) characters.

remote An IPv6 address of the remote Citrix ADC used to set up the tunnel.

local An IPv6 address of the local Citrix ADC used to set up the tunnel.

ownerGroup The owner node group in a Cluster for the tunnel. Default value: DEFAULT_NG

Example

add ip6tunnel tun6 9901::200/64 *

set ip6tunnelParam

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ip6Tunnel

May 28, 2024

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May 28, 2024

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ip6Tunnel

rm ip6Tunnel

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show ip6Tunnel

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add ip6Tunnel

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