Hierarchy for Configuring OSPF Area in an IPv6 Environment
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You want to configure support for an IPv6 environment In which hierarchy would you configure an OSPF area?
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In order to configure support for an IPv6 environment in OSPF, the appropriate hierarchy to configure an OSPF area would be the [edit protocols ospf3] hierarchy. This is because OSPFv3, which is used for IPv6, is implemented in Junos as OSPF3.
OSPF3 uses the same basic structure as OSPFv2, but with some differences in configuration. OSPF3 is designed to support IPv6 addresses and networks, and is used for IPv6 routing in Junos. OSPFv2 is used for IPv4 routing.
To configure OSPFv3 in Junos, you would navigate to the [edit protocols ospf3] hierarchy. Within this hierarchy, you would configure areas, interfaces, and other OSPFv3 settings.
For example, to configure an OSPF3 area, you would create an [edit protocols ospf3 area] statement and specify the area ID. You can also configure authentication, route summarization, and other options within the [edit protocols ospf3 area] hierarchy.
In summary, to configure support for an IPv6 environment in OSPF, you would use the [edit protocols ospf3] hierarchy in Junos. This hierarchy allows you to configure OSPFv3 settings, including areas, interfaces, and other options specific to IPv6 routing.
