手动配置 IPv6（Manually configure IPv6）.doc

手动配置 IPv6（Manually configure IPv6） Manually configure IPv6 Author: Cable Guy For more information on all the columns hosted by Cable Guy, and more, click here. In most cases, IPv6 hosts running Windows, XP, or Windows Server 2003 families do not have to be configured manually. However, in some cases, you must configure the IPv6 address manually on the computer. In addition, sometimes a computer has a special role on the network. The following sections describe how to manually configure IPv6 for the following objects: Manually configure the IPv6 address. IPv6 router. 6to4 router. An automatic Tunnel Addressing Protocol (ISATAP) router within the site. 6over4 router. Content of this page Manually configure the IPv6 address IPv6 router 6to4 router ISATAP router 6over4 router Further information Manually configure the IPv6 address Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 family support for the IPv6 protocol stateless address auto configuration, using this protocol, address, routing and other configuration parameters based on the received Router Advertisement (automatically configure the router advertisement message). However, if you want to configure the IPv6 address (do not use router advertisement) or any cast address, for example, any cast address of DNS, you can use the Netsh interface IPv6 add address command to manually configure the IPv6 address. The syntax of this command is as follows: Netsh, interface, IPv6, add, address, InterfaceNameOrIndex, IPv6Address [[type=]unicast|anycast] [[validlifetime=]Minutes|infinite] [[preferredlifetime=]Minutes|infinite] [[store=]active|persistent] By default, the address type is unicast (unicast), the valid and preferred lifetime is infinite (infinite), and the address is persistent (persistent). To obtain the interface name or its index, you can use the display of the Netsh interface IPv6 show interface command. For example, configure the local address of the site on the interface named Local Area FEC0:: Connection: 1A49:2AA:FF:FE34