!anycast-routes6 searches for Anycast IP addresses within an IPv6 address block in CIDR notation.

Anycast IP addresses are typically assigned to hosts in distinct physical locations and announced in BGP by multiple Autonomous Systems. The Internet routing infrastructure directs traffic to the "nearest" originating AS, usually determined by the shortest AS-path.

This command accepts an IPv6 CIDR block and returns Anycast routing visibility for that block. In most cases, !anycast-routes can also be used.

Usage:
!anycast-routes6 <ipv6-cidr>

Usage Examples:
!anycast-routes6 2000::/12
!anycast-routes6 2001:800::/21
!anycast-routes6 2400::/10
!anycast-routes6 2600::/14
!anycast-routes6 2800::/10
!anycast-routes6 2a00::/15
!anycast-routes6 2a00::/17
!anycast-routes 2001:43f8::0/18
!anycast-routes 2602:f000::0/20
!anycast-routes 2a00::/10


See also:
!help !anycast-routes
!help !bgp
!anycast-routes4
!prefixes
!peers
!asn