>In order to have a "private" network at 2 sites connected to each other I've
>setup a cisco router with:
>- a public address on ethernet 0/0,
>- a "private" address on ethernet 0/1, (fec0:2100::/24)
> (link local = fe80::201:42ff:fef5:1142)
if the cisco is set up to use fec0:2100::/24, this is the source of
the problem. change it to /64.
all subnet prefixes are supposed to be /64 (because of the interface
ID boundary), and solaris is generating error because 64 != 24.
itojun
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