Chapter 22
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Configuring IPv6 Routers 381
Here is an example of a BGP4+ configuration.
router bgp 9340
neighbor 3FFE:82E1:8000::12 remote-as 8102
This configuration shows one BGP entry, but having multiple entries is
simply a matter of adding more entries to the configuration. You can also
log all BGP neighbor changes with this command.
bgp log-neighbor-changes
22.2.5 STATIC ROUTING
The addition of static routes in IPv6 is as simple as in IPv4. This is the
command.
ipv6 route <destination IPv6 network><IPv6 interface>
Here is an example from my routing table.
ipv6 route 3FFE:80F3:1:4::/64 3FFE:80F3:1:2:A01:20ff:FED9:52B4
Routing your tunnel clients’ networks is the same, only you need to direct
all traffic bound for the network through your end of the tunnel