Hello,
I have written some code to put together a nice init script for 6rd.
The script is supposed to be used by customers of ISPs that deploy 6rd
as an IPv6 access technology. The debian-based system running it is
supposed to be the IPv6 gateway, but it doesn't have to be the IPv4
one as well,
On 2010-12-08T20:31:24+0100, chiel ch...@gmx.net wrote:
I configured a static IPv6 address in /etc/network/interfaces with the
line iface eth0 inet6 static, all works good. However, because RA are
being send I also have a SLAAC address, resulting in two IPv6 addresses.
I know that I can
On Wed, 8 Dec 2010, chiel wrote:
On a test network I just installed a Debian server. On this network RA
are being sent for SLAAC, just for testing.
I configured a static IPv6 address in /etc/network/interfaces with the
line iface eth0 inet6 static, all works good. However, because RA are
being
On 12/08/2010 08:51 PM, Jay Ford wrote:
I agree that
most things with a static IPv6 address probably don't also want a SLAAC
address, but if you generalize this very much you'll cause trouble for
some
use scenarios. Basically, don't assume that static implies no SLAAC.
RAs have information
On Wed, 8 Dec 2010, chiel wrote:
On 12/08/2010 08:51 PM, Jay Ford wrote:
I agree that
most things with a static IPv6 address probably don't also want a SLAAC
address, but if you generalize this very much you'll cause trouble for
some
use scenarios. Basically, don't assume that static implies no
On 12/08/2010 09:44 PM, Jay Ford wrote:
Sure, just like rogue DHCP for IPv4 does.
True, However if I remove the line iface eth0 inet dhcp I know for
sure that I don't receive anything from a DHCP server. There is no
equivalent for IPv6 in that file.
That could work, though I suggest iface eth0
chiel == chiel ch...@gmx.net writes:
chiel On 12/08/2010 08:51 PM, Jay Ford wrote:
I agree that most things with a static IPv6 address probably
don't also want a SLAAC address, but if you generalize this very
much you'll cause trouble for some use scenarios. Basically,
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