Test v6LC.1.1.11 - IP Forwarding - Routing prefixes greater than 64 bits (Routers Only)
Part C - Prefix Route /127
Verify that a router properly routes prefixes greater than 64-bits.
* [RFC-7608] Sections 2
* Packet generator
* Monitor to capture packets
The Common Test Cleanup Procedure is performed after each part.
1. Configure the RUT to have a route with a prefix length of /127 for Link C with a next-hop
router of TR2. A default route should be configured to TR1.
2. TN4 has an address which matches the /127 prefix for Link C for the first 126 bits.
3. TN2 transmits an ICMPv6 Echo Request to TN4's address with a first hop through the RUT.
The source address is TN2's Global address.
4. TN4 has an address in the /127 prefix for Link C.
5. TN2 transmits an ICMPv6 Echo Request to TN4's address with a first hop through the RUT.
The source address is TN2's Global address.
Step 3:
The RUT must forward the Echo Request to TR1. The destination MAC address must be TR1's MAC address.
Step 5:
The RUT must forward the Echo Request to TR1. The destination MAC address must be TR2's MAC address.
* None.