The Martians are back

From: Gary Duncanson (garyduncanson@btinternet.com)
Date: Sun Nov 02 2008 - 11:56:06 ARST

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Im looking at IPv6 BGP today and have incurred a message talking about
'Martian next hop'. I thought the martians went away with AppleTalk. Can
anyone shed any light on that one?

Another issue is the glorious frame-relay map command requiring the insanely
long IPv6 address. Is there a rule of thumb to obtain that long address after
IPv6 address is configured on the far end? I have tried a few show commands
but nothing helpful comes up. No BGP peering without frame-relay maps between
the neighbors obviously.

Thanks
Gary

Gary

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