MX High-Availability Pair IPv6 Support

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MX High-Availability Pair IPv6 Support

I've just read that the MX doesn't support IPv6 in a warm spare topology, does anyone actually know if this is a technical issue or has it just not been implemented yet? IPv6 implementation seems to be a slow process, and it would be nice to move towards IPv6 at some point. It's been supported in a 'single MX' topology for about two years now (MX 17.5), just kind of weird to let the well-prepared customers wait so long.

 

High-availability (HA) and template deployments are not supported at this time.

IPv6 Support on MX Security & SD-WAN Platforms [Core Fundamentals] - Cisco Meraki Documentation

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alemabrahao
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At the moment there is no support, I believe it is not a limitation but I believe it is because the need was not seen at that time.
 
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alemabrahao
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At the moment there is no support, I believe it is not a limitation but I believe it is because the need was not seen at that time.
 
Leave your feedback to Meraki and who knows, they might grant your wish.
I am not a Cisco Meraki employee. My suggestions are based on documentation of Meraki best practices and day-to-day experience.

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Will do, let's hope!

PhilipDAth
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I to would love this.  I have only been able to enable IPv6 at small customers and spokes as a result of this.

cmr
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With the ISP we use, we get a block of IPv4 addresses (/29) and use NAT.  With IPv6 we get a device address (/128) and a block that goes behind it for use in our LAN (/48).  I'm not sure how you'd apply that to an HA pair, but perhaps I'm missing something obvious!

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