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Tunnel Commands

Use tunnel context commands to configure FortiADC to access the IPv6 Internet via an IPv6 “6in4” tunnel. Note that you must first request a tunnel configuration from a tunnel broker before setting up the tunnel endpoint on FortiADC. See IPv6 Tunnel Overview for more information.

Using Tunnel commands in the global context:

Using Tunnel Commands in the Global Context
eqcli > tunnel tname [cmds]	:	Create tunnel tname (see below for cmds)
eqcli > tunnel tname cmds	:	Modify tunnel tname (see below for cmds)
eqcli > no tunnel tname	:	Delete tunnel tname
eqcli > show tunnel[tname]	:	Display all tunnels or a specific tunnel
eqcli > tunnel tname	:	Change to a tunnel context (see below)

Using Tunnel context commands:

Tunnel Context Commands
eqcli tl-tname> *local_address ipv6_addr	:	Local IPv6 address from broker
eqcli tl-tname> *local_endpoint ipv4_addr	:	Local IPv4 address
eqcli tl-tname> *remote_address ipv6_addr	:	Remote IPv6 address from broker
eqcli tl-tname> *remot_endpoint ipv4_addr	:	Remote IPv4 address from broker
eqcli tl-tname> show	:	Display tunnel settings
eqcli tl-tname> *type ipip	:	Tunnel type (only ipip supported)

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