Mark Andrews <[email protected]> wrote: > With the currently defined states yes you shut down everything for 1 and > 3. You don't shutdown for 0 and 2. I think some here want a currently > undefined state, no dhcp but local connectivity.
> I would switch 1 and 2 around so that you go from most (0) to least (3)
> IPv4 support on the interface.
I agree.
> Currently it is:
> 0 full IPv4 connectivity
> 1 all IPv4 off on the interface
> 2 local (link/site not global) connectivity only on the interface
> 3 no IPv4 on the machine.
> For 1 and 3 you remove all addressing on the interface in question.
It's just that no DHCP (v4 or v6) server has really any clue about what
should happen on the *machine*. It might have many other interfaces.
There might also be other DHCP* servers on that interface, and some of them
might not be spoofed!
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Michael Richardson <[email protected]>, Sandelman Software Works
-= IPv6 IoT consulting =-
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