Under BGP config we have the address-family commands for both V4 and V6 to either activate or deactivate a certain peer-group. While V4 BGP can be run by default, V6 BGP needs the peer-group or the corresponding neighbor to be activated in order to run. So essentially we might need a key called "address-family ipv4" and "address-family ipv6"
Under BGP config we have the address-family commands for both V4 and V6 to either activate or deactivate a certain peer-group. While V4 BGP can be run by default, V6 BGP needs the peer-group or the corresponding neighbor to be activated in order to run. So essentially we might need a key called "address-family ipv4" and "address-family ipv6"
Example config:
router bgp 100 neighbor v4Group peer-group neighbor v6Group peer-group address-family ipv4 neighbor v4Group activate no neighbor v6Group activate address-family ipv6 neighbor v6Group activate no neighbor v4Group activate