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    The document provides instructions for setting up IPv6 BGP peering with Hurricane Electric for a small ISP to obtain IPv6 connectivity even if the ISP does not provide IPv6. It outlines steps to get accounts set up with RIPE and HE, configure route origin authorizations and objects, establish a BGP tunnel with HE, configure the BGP instance and peer, specify BGP networks and aggregates, and configure OSPFv3 internally for routing. The live demonstration then walks through configuring these settings on a home router to establish the IPv6 connectivity.

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    The document provides instructions for setting up IPv6 BGP peering with Hurricane Electric for a small ISP to obtain IPv6 connectivity even if the ISP does not provide IPv6. It outlines steps to get accounts set up with RIPE and HE, configure route origin authorizations and objects, establish a BGP tunnel with HE, configure the BGP instance and peer, specify BGP networks and aggregates, and configure OSPFv3 internally for routing. The live demonstration then walks through configuring these settings on a home router to establish the IPv6 connectivity.

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    The document provides instructions for setting up IPv6 BGP peering with Hurricane Electric for a small ISP to obtain IPv6 connectivity even if the ISP does not provide IPv6. It outlines steps to get accounts set up with RIPE and HE, configure route origin authorizations and objects, establish a BGP tunnel with HE, configure the BGP instance and peer, specify BGP networks and aggregates, and configure OSPFv3 internally for routing. The live demonstration then walks through configuring these settings on a home router to establish the IPv6 connectivity.

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    SHL AB

    IPv6 BGP config for ”small” ISP


    with Hurricane Electric peering

    Leo De Geer
    TR0003
    Consultant/Trainer
    Objective
    • To get our RIPE assigned IPv6 running even if
    our internet provider is not providing IPv6
    • BGP IPv6 Peering with HE
    • OSPFv3 internal
    Think FIRST!
    • Google Authenticator for RIPE and HE account
    • Resource Certification at RIPE
    • Route Origin Authorisations (ROAs)
    • Route Object
    BGP Peering HE
    • Get an account with HE first
    • Edit or add ‘admin-c’ in RIPE database
    • Edit or add ‘tech-c’ in RIPE database
    • Send e-mail to ipv6@he.net
    • Create BGP Tunnel
    BGP Peering HE
    Let’s do it live
    • This is done to my home router not to HE
    • No extra tunnel to HE as I already have the
    main one running.
    Setup the 6to4 tunnel
    Setup the BGP instance
    Setup the BGP peer
    Setup the BGP peer
    Setup the BGP peer
    BGP Networks
    BGP Aggregates
    OSPFv3
    • Quick Start-up
    • Interface settings
    • Instance settings
    • No need for public IPv6 addresses on routing
    interfaces
    OSPF instances
    OSPF Interface
    Leo De Geer
    Sweden
    leo@shlab.se
    +46 705 915987
    +46 325 660650

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