All EIGRPv6 show commands are preceded by the keyword "ipv6." All show commands are available this way, and all resemble the same commands used in EIGRP (IPv4) administration. Neighbor adjacency rules compared Notice that IPv6 does not require neighboring interfaces to be on a common subnet... this is because the hellos are sent using link-local … Continue reading 4.4 Verifying EIGRP for IPv6 Configuration →

Here are the fundamental components of an EIGRPv6 configuration: Summarizing IPv6 Addresses:

Key differences between EIGRP for version 4 and version 6 Key differences between IPv4 and IPv6, explained: IPv6 uses link-local EUI-64 addressing to form neighbor relationships (using hellos, similar to IPv4). IPv4 has no concept of link-local addressing.While both protocols support the assignment of a 32-bit router ID to function, it is required to be … Continue reading 4.2 EIGRP for IPv6 Overview →