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Looks like you need an IOS, which I do not have any that support IPV6.<br />

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I think all latest Cisco IOS have IPv6 support. Check out the Cisco site for latest IOS.
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If you just want a router to support IPv6 then you can also check out open source software based routers like Zebra, or Quagga:<br />
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<a href="http://www.quagga.net" rel="ugc">www.quagga.net</a><br />
<a href="http://www.zebra.org" rel="ugc">www.zebra.org</a>
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I'm looking for a Cisco simulator. &nbsp;Unfortunately, the only IOS's I have are on the routers that I have that don't support IPV6. &nbsp;
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I found a copy of Packet Tracer 5, and it includes the IPV6. &nbsp;Thanks for your feedback.
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I'm trying to find a Cisco router with IPV6 support that includes rip,ospf, and eigrp. &nbsp;All the demos I've checked out that say they support IPV6 show the command in the terminal, but when trying to execute them, it will say 'invalid input detected at '^' marker.' &nbsp;Essentially no command available. &nbsp;
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I'm trying to find a Cisco router with IPV6 support that includes rip,ospf, and eigrp.  All the demos I've checked out that say they support IPV6 show the command in the terminal, but when trying to execute them, it will say 'invalid input detected at '^' marker.'  Essentially no command available.  

Looks like you need an IOS, which I do not have any that support IPV6.


I think all latest Cisco IOS have IPv6 support. Check out the Cisco site for latest IOS.

If you just want a router to support IPv6 then you can also check out open source software based routers like Zebra, or Quagga:

www.quagga.net
www.zebra.org

I&amp;#39;m looking for a Cisco simulator.  Unfortunately, the only IOS&amp;#39;s I have are on the routers that I have that don&amp;#39;t support IPV6.  

I found a copy of Packet Tracer 5, and it includes the IPV6.  Thanks for your feedback.

Need Cisco simulator with IPV6

I&amp;#39;m trying to find a Cisco router with IPV6 support that includes rip,ospf, and eigrp.  All the demos I&amp;#39;ve checked out that say they support IPV6 show the command in the terminal, but when trying to execute them, it will say &amp;#39;invalid input detected at &amp;#39;^&amp;#39; marker.&amp;#39;  Essentially no command available.  

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