@RtConfig import for ipv6

[Timo Koehler]

Hi Nick,

Nick Hilliard <nick at inex.ie> writes:

 > Hi Timo,
 >
 >> the IPv6 token's are defined as 
 >> 
 >> QUAD           [0-9A-F]{1,4}
 >> IPV6           {QUAD}(:{QUAD}){7}
 >> IPV6DC         (({QUAD}:){0,6}{QUAD})?::({QUAD}(:{QUAD}){0,6})?
 >> 
 >> Using capitalized letter works:
 >> 
 >> @RtConfig import AS43760 2001:7F8:18:12::8 AS2128 2001:7F8:18:12::2
 >
 > Ah, ok.  Not obvious.  Serious POLA violation here.
 >
 > But it still doesn't work properly.  I want to exchange ipv6 addresses over
 > ipv6, not ipv4.unicast over ipv6, which is the result that RtConfig
 > produces.
 >
 > Any ideas about setting "cisco_access_list_no" for ipv6?

it is not supported for ipv6. Does the attached diff work for
you? 

patch -p0 <diff_4.8.5_ipv6_acl_list_no.patch

@RtConfig set cisco_access_list_no = 500
@RtConfig import AS43760 2001:7F8:18:12::8 AS2128 2001:7F8:18:12::2

:::
!
no ipv6 access-list ipv6-500
ipv6 access-list ipv6-500 permit 2001:7F8:18::/48 any
ipv6 access-list ipv6-500 deny any any 
:::

Timo

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