IPV6 Ready logo test Environment setup

The latest IPv6 Ready Logo tool

http://interop.ipv6.org.tw/CERouter/

Installing the latest tool requires FreeBSD to be above 8.0

Uname-r View Version

Refer to the following to upgrade FreeBSD

Http://www.freebsd.org/doc/zh_CN/books/handbook/updating-upgrading-freebsdupdate.html

(1)Freebsd-update-r 8. 4-release Upgrade

Once the upgrade is complete:

(2)freebsd-update install

After the installation is complete, compile and install the third-party software:

(3)

#portupgrade -f ruby

#rm /var/db/pkg/pkgdb.db

#portupgrade -f ruby18-bdb

#rm /var/db/pkg/pkgdb.db /usr/ports/INDEX-*.db

#portupgrade -af

(4)

#freebsd-update install

During the installation process, some library files may be missing, for example, when I was pretending, I was prompted to libperl.so less. The installation of Libperl is as follows.

版本)

# make install

如果发现perl的版本低，或者其他软件的版本低，可以使用如下命令下载最新的包

#freebsd-update fetch

#freebsd-update install

After performing the above, if also reported cannot find libperl.so, you can copy the/usr/local/lib/per5/xx/libperl.so to/usr/lib.

See if FreeBSD has been upgraded successfully

Uname-r

Formally installs the IPV6 test tool.

1. Download V6eval and Self Test tool
2. Installing Perl-related modules

-Expect

-Io-stty

-Io-tty

-DIGEST-MD5

-YAML

-HMAC

#cd /usr/ports/lang/p5-Expect && make install

# CD/USR/PORTS/SECURITY/P5-DIGEST-MD5 && make install

# Cd/usr/ports/textproc/p5-yaml && make install

# Cd/usr/ports/security/p5-digest-hmac && make install

3. Install the v6eval and self Test Tool on the http://interop.ipv6.org.tw/CERouter/requirements

At this point, IPv6 Ready logo test environment set up, the following is necessary to modify the relevant configuration file.

Network Diagram:

Note: Msk0 and rl0 are the two interfaces on FreeBSD

1. NUT Configuration

(1) Add a static Wan,ipv6 enabled, and the WAN address of the IPv6 must conform to the following form, in V6eval's script, the WAN port corresponds to LINK0:

LINK0:3FFE:0501:FFFF:0100: + EUI64 (Wan mac address)

(2) Configuring LAN IPv6, DHCP6 enabled

1. TN Configuration

(1)/usr/local/v6eval/etc/tn.def

Remotedevice	cuad0 or cuaU0
Filter	IPv6
#linkname	Interface Name	Ether Source Address
Link0	Msk0	00:00:00:00:01:00
Link1	Rl0	00:00:00:00:01:01

Link0 corresponds to WAN, LINK1 corresponds to LAN

(2)/usr/local/v6eva/etc/nut.def

System Smc-router

TargetName linux-mips

HostName SMC

Type Router

Link0 eth1 (Wan mac address)

Link1 Br0 (Br0 mac address)

(3)/usr/local/lib/perl5/site-perl/5.16/v6evalremote.pm

Set the serial login router account and device (consistent with Remotedevice in tn.def), command modified to Cu–l cuaU0 (cuaD0) –s 38400 (baud rate)

1. modifying scripts

Since the system set in Nut.def is Smc-router, the corresponding files are located in the

/usr/local/v6eval/bin/smc-router (Automated test command script)

1. /USR/LOCAL/LIB/PERL5/SITE-PERL/5.16/V6EVALREMOTE.PM In addition to Smc-router-related operations

To run the script:

(1) Run all

Make Ipv6ready_p2_ce

(2) Partial operation

Make aropt= ' s 1–e 2 ' ipv6ready_p2_ce

IPV6 Ready logo test Environment setup