Configuring IPv6 Static Routes - CLI (set ipv6 static-route)

Use set ipv6 static-route to add, change, or delete IPv6 static routes.

Syntax

> set ipv6 static-route <source_ip> nexthop gateway <gw_ip> [priority <p_val>] on|off [interface <gw_if> [priority <p_val>]] on

> set ipv6 static-route <source_ip> nexthop [<gw_ip>] blackhole|reject|off

Parameter	Description
`gateway`	Defines the next hop path.
<source_ip>	Defines the source IPv6 IP and subnet.
<gw_ip>	Identifies the next hop gateway by its IP address.
<gw_if>	Identifies the next hop gateway by the interface that connects to it. Use this option only if the next hop gateway has an unnumbered interface.
`priority`	Assigns a path priority when there are many different paths. The available path with the lowest priority value is selected. The gateway with the lowest priority value is selected.
`interface`	Identifies the next hop gateway by the interface that connects to it. Use this option only if the next hop gateway has an unnumbered interface.
<p_val>	Priority for a route or interface. Valid values: Integers between 1 and 8 Default - `1`
`on`	Enables the specified route or next hop.
`off`	Deletes the specified route or next hop. If you specify a next hop, only the specified path is deleted. If no next hop is specified, the route and all related paths are deleted.
`blackhole`	Drops packets, but does not send an error message.
`reject`	Drops packets and sends an error message to the traffic source.

Note - There are no add or show commands for the static route feature.