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Question regarding Ipv6 router advertisment

mrblackmamba343

is it possible to configure an IPv6 interface to advertise its prefix WITHOUT sending a default route along with it?

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Forsaken_GA

No, it's pretty much going to send it regardless.

However, you can set the lifetime for which that advertisement's default router is useful to 0, and the hosts should interpret that to mean that advertisement should not be considered for default routing.

Alternatively, if your hosts support the DRP extensions, you can modify the preference level that the routes are sent with.

mrblackmamba343

Forsaken_GA wrote: »

No, it's pretty much going to send it regardless.

However, you can set the lifetime for which that advertisement's default router is useful to 0, and the hosts should interpret that to mean that advertisement should not be considered for default routing.

Alternatively, if your hosts support the DRP extensions, you can modify the preference level that the routes are sent with.

what is the command used to set it to zero?

is it this ipv6 nd ns-interval 0?

mrblackmamba343

Catalyst 6500 Series Switch and Cisco 7600 Series Router Firewall Services Module Configuration Guide, 3.1 - Configuring IPv6 [Cisco Services Modules] - Cisco Systems

found it