Chul Lee,
There is nothing wrong with that address.  It is a valid IPv6 address.
The IoTivity stack has been able to handle IPv6 connections for several weeks.  
Last week a change was merged that makes IPv6 the preferred network.  It uses a 
Dual Stack approach that allows both to work, but prefers IPv6.
Of course, the security code will need to work with IPv6 as well.  I am 
supporting that effort, in the form of answering any questions you have.
You can force IoTivity to revert to IPv4-only.  Let me know if you want to do 
that, but that can only be temporary.
John Light
Intel OTC OIC Development

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Subject: [dev] IP address in OCClientResponse seems invalid.


Dear all,

While testing security module(provisioning tool) with master branch.
I performed the multicast device discovery.
And then I try to extract endpoint information from OCCleintResponse such as IP 
address, etc.
BTW, IP address in OCClientResponse seems invalid format as 
"fe80::52b7:c3ff:fea1:9e6a".



Here is information for my test.

    - branch : latest master

    - Commit ID : "a3b45596b23319cc31826bd407adf80c7a69b12f"

If anyone has information regarding this issue, please share to me.



Thanks,

Chul Lee.

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