Which command will show the routing table for IPv6?

The command that displays the routing table for IPv6 is "show ipv6 route." This command provides a detailed view of the active IPv6 routes that are currently in the routing table. When executed on a router or switch that supports IPv6, it will list not only the next-hop addresses but also the route type, metrics, and the interface through which the routes can be reached. This command is essential for network engineers to analyze and troubleshoot IP routing issues in an IPv6 environment.

The other options do not serve this specific purpose. For instance, the command "show ipv6 routes" does not exist; the correct syntax includes the term "route" without an "s." "show running-config ipv6" refers to displaying the current configuration pertaining to IPv6, rather than the actual routing table. The command "show ip route" is meant for displaying the IPv4 routing table, thus it does not provide information on IPv6 routes. Therefore, "show ipv6 route" is the correct command for viewing the routing table specifically for IPv6 addresses.