STATE_DISABLED STATE_ENABLED TUNNEL_PROTOCOL_UNKNOWN TUNNEL_PROTOCOL_IPV4 TUNNEL_PROTOCOL_IPV6 Gets the names for all IP-IP tunnel profiles.

Creates a set of IP-IP tunnel profiles.

Deletes a set of IP-IP tunnel profiles.

Deletes all non-system IP-IP tunnel profiles.

Determines whether the specified IP-IP tunnel profiles are base profiles. A base profile sits at the base of the profile's inheritance tree, supplying the defaults for every profile derived from it. (See also is_system_profile).

Determines whether the specified IP-IP tunnel profiles are system profiles. A system profile is a profile pre-configured on the system, ready for use. Non-system profiles are profiles created or modified by a user. Note that if a system profile is modified, it is no longer considered a system profile. (See also is_base_profile).

Sets the existing IP-IP tunnel profile from which this set of IP-IP tunnel profiles inherits their unspecified attribute values.

Gets the existing IP-IP tunnel profile from which this set of IP-IP profiles inherits its unspecified attribute values.

Sets the description for a set of IP-IP tunnel profiles. This is an arbitrary field which can be used for any purpose.

Gets the descriptions for a set of IP-IP tunnel profiles.

Sets the next header IP protocols for a set of IP-IP tunnel profiles. The protocol is for the inner header in an IPIP packet. For example, for an IP6-in-IP4(6in4) packet, the inner header protocol would be TUNNEL_PROTOCOL_IPV6 for protocol IPv6.

Gets the next header IP protocols for a set of IP-IP tunnel profiles.

Sets the DS-Lite state for a set of IP-IP tunnel profiles. Specifies whether the profile is used for a DS-lite(Dual Stack - lite) deployment. When enabled, an augmented flow lookup is made using the IPv6 address in the outer header in addition to the inner header addresses for packets coming over this tunnel. The default value is disabled.

Gets the DS-Lite states for a set of IP-IP tunnel profiles.

Gets the version information for this interface.

Gets the names for all IP-IP tunnel profiles.

Creates a set of IP-IP tunnel profiles.

Deletes a set of IP-IP tunnel profiles.

Deletes all non-system IP-IP tunnel profiles.

Determines whether the specified IP-IP tunnel profiles are base profiles. A base profile sits at the base of the profile's inheritance tree, supplying the defaults for every profile derived from it. (See also is_system_profile).

Determines whether the specified IP-IP tunnel profiles are system profiles. A system profile is a profile pre-configured on the system, ready for use. Non-system profiles are profiles created or modified by a user. Note that if a system profile is modified, it is no longer considered a system profile. (See also is_base_profile).

Sets the existing IP-IP tunnel profile from which this set of IP-IP tunnel profiles inherits their unspecified attribute values.

Gets the existing IP-IP tunnel profile from which this set of IP-IP profiles inherits its unspecified attribute values.

Sets the description for a set of IP-IP tunnel profiles. This is an arbitrary field which can be used for any purpose.

Gets the descriptions for a set of IP-IP tunnel profiles.

Sets the next header IP protocols for a set of IP-IP tunnel profiles. The protocol is for the inner header in an IPIP packet. For example, for an IP6-in-IP4(6in4) packet, the inner header protocol would be TUNNEL_PROTOCOL_IPV6 for protocol IPv6.

Gets the next header IP protocols for a set of IP-IP tunnel profiles.

Sets the DS-Lite state for a set of IP-IP tunnel profiles. Specifies whether the profile is used for a DS-lite(Dual Stack - lite) deployment. When enabled, an augmented flow lookup is made using the IPv6 address in the outer header in addition to the inner header addresses for packets coming over this tunnel. The default value is disabled.

Gets the DS-Lite states for a set of IP-IP tunnel profiles.

Gets the version information for this interface.

The ProfileIPIP interface enables you to manipulate an IP-IP tunnel profile to configure the IP-within-IP tunneling protocol. The IP-within-IP protocol (RFC2003) specifies how to encapsulate an IP packet within another IP packet.