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Exercises
9.1 Creating Logical Interfaces and Configuring IPv6 Addresses
In this exercise, you use two Solaris 8 machines to create logical interfaces using the ifconfig command. You also configure IPv6 addresses on these logical interfaces.
Estimated Time: 15 minutes
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Create logical interfaces hem0:3 on both hosts using ifconfig hme0:3 inet6 plumb command.
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Configure IPv6 addresses on the logical interfaces for each machine. Keep in mind that you have to specify the inet6 command-line option with the ifconfig command.
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Use the ifconfig command to display the configured IP addresses.
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4. | Try to ping to the other system using IPv6 address. If you can ping to the other host, the IPv6 configuration is successful. ... |
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