Support for ISIS SRv6 as per RFC9352 - #483
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Feature Overview
#<issue_number>)Support of ISIS SRv6 Capabilities, Node SIDs and Adjacency SIDs in OTG-Model and Snappi-IxNetwork
Feature Details
Redocly docs for this feature
New Locations/Nomenclature:
ISIS SRv6 Reference: RFC 9352
isis.segment_routing.
isis.interfaces.srv6_adjacency_sids
Dev-Snappi branch reference
Example command to fetch the dev-snappi branch:
Code snippets
Control plane:
r1 (Port 1): locator fc00:0:1::/48, End SID fc00:0:1:1:: (behavior=End, code=1)
r2 (Port 2): locator fc00:0:2::/48, End SID fc00:0:2:1:: (behavior=End, code=1)
Both adjacencies (r1↔DUT, r2↔DUT) must form; DUT re-floods LSPs.
Wire: r1's LSP (re-flooded by DUT) and r2's own LSP both captured on p2.
Data plane (device-based, via DUT):
tx=d1_v6, rx=d2_v6 — IxN resolves DUT MAC via NDP automatically
Outer IPv6 src=2001:0:1::1 dst=fc00:0:10:1:: (DUT End SID) nh=43
SRH: routing_type=4, segments_left=1, last_entry=1
seg[0]=fc00:0:2:1:: seg[1]=fc00:0:10:1::
Inner: IPv4 TCP src=10.1.1.1 dst=10.2.2.2 sport=1234 dport=80
DUT End processing: sl 1→0, outer dst→fc00:0:2:1::, forwarded to p2.