Table Of Contents

A - C - D - G - H - I - L - N - O - P - R - S -

Index

A

address formats

IPv4 2-2

IPv6 3-2

IPv6 (table) 3-2

aggregatable global addresses. See IPv6

unicast addresses

C

CDP 3-14

D

DNS 3-13

documentation

additional publications i-ii

updates i-ii

G

Gateway Load Balancing Protocol. See GLBP

GLBP

configuring authentication 4-9

configuring gateway preemption 4-11

configuring load balancing 4-10

configuring weighting and tracking 4-10

creating a group 4-8

customizing 4-12

description 4-1

enabling a group 4-13

enabling the feature 4-8

timers 4-12

H

high availability

object tracking 5-2

I

ICMPv6 3-14

packet header format (figure) 3-14

interfaces

configuring secondary IPv6 address 3-22

IP

addresses 2-2

configuring addresses 2-4

configuring secondary addresses 2-5

description2-1to 2-2

guidelines 2-3

licensing requirements 2-2

limitations 2-3

packet header 3-9

prerequisites 2-3

secondary addresses (note) 2-2

subnet masks 2-1

virtualization support 2-2

IPv4. See IP

IPv6

addresses compatible with IPv4 3-5

address formats 3-2

address formats (table) 3-2

anycast addresses 3-7

CDP 3-14

configuring addresses 3-21

configuring secondary addresses 3-22

description3-1to 3-19

DNS 3-13

EUI-64 format 3-4

guidelines 3-20

ICMP 3-14

interface ID 3-4

licensing requirements 3-20

limitations 3-20

link-local addresses 3-5

loopback address (note) 3-3

multicast addresses 3-8

neighbor discovery 3-15

neighbor redirect message 3-18

neighbor solicitation message 3-15

packet header 3-10

path MTU discovery 3-14

prerequisites 3-20

RFC 3-3, 3-4

router advertisement message 3-17

site-local address 3-7

subnet ID 3-4

unicast addresses 3-3

unique local addresses 3-6

unspecified address (note) 3-3

virtualization support 3-19

L

licensing requirements

IP 2-2

IPv6 3-20

object tracking 5-2

N

ND

description 3-15

neighbor discovery. See ND

neighbor redirect message 3-18

O

object tracking

configuring for GLBP 4-10

configuring for route reachability 5-5

configuring on an interface 5-4

description 5-1

guidelines 5-3

high availability 5-2

licensing requirements 5-2

limitations 5-3

prerequisites 5-3

viewing client details 5-6

virtualization support 5-2

P

path MTU discovery 3-14

R

Really Simple Syndication. See RSS

related documents i-ii

router advertisement message 3-17

RSS

documentation feed i-ii

S

service

requests i-ii