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July 5th, 2023 17:00
IPv6 address virtual-address error
Hi,
I am seeing an error "Invalid Nod Id. Max Node id is : 1" while configuring VRRP Virtual address. What does this mean and how can I work around it? Anything I might be missing here?
tor-sw-bos2-303-1# configure terminal
tor-sw-bos2-303-1(config)# interface vlan 32
tor-sw-bos2-303-1(conf-if-vl-32)# vrrp-ipv6-group 32
tor-sw-bos2-303-1(conf-vlan32-vrid-v6-32)# virtual-address fc00:1921:6832::1
%Error: Invalid Node Id, Max. Node Id is: 1.
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Software version is
OS Version: 10.5.4.0
Hardware is : S5232F-ON
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July 5th, 2023 23:00
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S4148-U40(config)# interface vlan 32
S4148-U40(conf-if-vl-32)# vrrp-ipv6-group 32
S4148-U40(conf-vlan32-vrid-v6-32)# virtual-address fc00:1921:6832::1
%Error: Invalid Node Id, Max. Node Id is: 1.
S4148-U40(conf-vlan32-vrid-v6-32)# virtual-address fd00:1921:6832::1
S4148-U40(conf-vlan32-vrid-v6-32)#
[3:21 PM] Venkittan, Ravi
fc00 isn't used.
The first half of the ULA address range, fc00::/8 , is reserved for a future global authority to assign. The second half of the ULA address range, fd00::/8 , can be assigned locally, with restrictions. The next 40 bits must be randomly chosen, and you cannot assign prefixes in any particular order.