Veritas NetBackup™ Appliance Commands Reference Guide
- Overview
- Appendix A. Main > Appliance commands
- Appendix B. Main > Manage > FibreChannel commands
- Appendix C. Main > Manage > HighAvailability commands
- Appendix D. Main > Manage > Libraries commands
- Appendix E. Main > Manage > Libraries > Advanced > ACS commands
- Appendix F. Main > Manage > License commands
- Appendix G. Main > Manage > MountPoints commands
- Appendix H. Main > Manage > NetBackup CLI commands
- Appendix I. Main > Manage > OpenStorage commands
- Appendix J. Main > Manage > Software commands
- Appendix K. Main > Manage > Storage commands
- Appendix L. Main > Manage > Tapes commands
- Appendix M. Main > Manage > Certificates commands
- Appendix N. Main > Monitor commands
- Appendix O. Main > Network commands
- Appendix P. Main > Network > Security commands (IPsec)
- Appendix Q. Main > Reports commands
- Appendix R. Main > Settings commands
- Appendix S. Main > Settings > Alerts commands
- Appendix T. Main > Settings > Notifications view commands
- Appendix U. Main > Settings > Security commands
- Appendix V. Main > Support commands
Name
Main > Network > IPv6 — Add an IPv6 address without specifying a gateway address.
SYNOPSIS
IPv6 IPAddress Prefix [InterfaceNames]
DESCRIPTION
Use this command to configure the IPv6 address of a network interface. You cannot use this command to configure multiple interfaces.
Caution:
If you have an operational NetBackup 53xx high availability configuration, do not create any bond with the IPv6 address on the public network interface card (NIC).
OPTIONS
- IPv6 IPAddressPrefix [InterfaceNames]
Change the IPv6 address of a network interface.
Where IPAddress is the IPv6 address, Prefix is the prefix length, and [InterfaceNames] is the name of the device.
The [InterfaceNames] parameter is a comma-separated list of interface names. The [InterfaceNames] parameter is an optional field. If an interface name is not provided, the command searches for an interface and configures it.
You may enter a VLAN interface ID for the [InterfaceNames] parameter. However, unlike the physical interface or bond interface, if you do not provide a value for the [InterfaceNames] parameter, the command does not search for VLAN interfaces.
EXAMPLES
Use the following example to assign an IPv6 address to a specific interface:
IPv6 9ffe::9 64 eth1
Use the following example to create a bond when multiple interfaces are given:
IPv6 9ffe::9 64 eth2,eth3