> => you mix up router lifetime (which is in fact the lifetime as a default
> router) and prefix lifetimes (which are the lifetimes of the prefix).
> The router is removed from the default router list when *its* lifetime
> is expired, this should have no effect on the prefix list.
Actually, I had the misunderstanding that RA prefix option with L=0
and A=0 was a useful way for router to inform, that it is willing to
route the matching addresses. I though this was a nice feature...
So, if I see prefix option with L=0 and A=0, it should be totally
ignored? (and not give the useful semantics to it?).
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