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title: "SRv6 for Default Routing Table"
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-In previous [post](howto/DN42-Over-SRv6-L3VPN), I have wrote how did I deploy DN42 over SRv3 L3VPN on my infrastructure, but haven't mention a more popular scenario: SRv6 for traffic looking up default routing table, not everyone want to mess with VRF (it's a trouble for service deployment and eBGP peering either).
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+In previous [post](/howto/DN42-Over-SRv6-L3VPN), I have wrote how did I deploy DN42 over SRv3 L3VPN on my infrastructure, but haven't mention a more popular scenario: SRv6 for traffic looking up default routing table, not everyone want to mess with VRF (it's a trouble for service deployment and eBGP peering either).
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This article is about how to configure SRv6 for default routing table, with help of Containerlab for demostration.
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# 4 BGP SRv6 for Default Routing Table
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No VRF configuration involved in FRR, all happens in default scope.
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-Skip the deamons, SRv6 Locator and IS-IS configuration as they already shown in previous [post](howto/DN42-Over-SRv6-L3VPN).
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Send SRv6 encapsulation information in Unicast families, and use "sid export" instead "sid vpn export".
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# 7 Known Limits
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-This section is copied from my previous [post](howto/DN42-Over-SRv6-L3VPN).
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## 7.1 NAT
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When destination route has SRv6 encapsulation, the traffic won't trigger SNAT rule in netfilter, instead, it encapsulates into SRv6 traffic directly then send out.