While looking at the IPv6 code, I notice that I have two options in
recognizing my link local address as my own:
1) only fe80::my-id
2) or fe80:x:my-id, where x can be anything.
What should I do with incoming packet that has destination
fe80:x:my-id and 'x' != ::?
a) drop it
b) accept it as addressed to me
c) something else?
Maybe some RFC actually tells this, but I don't remember seeing it
directly mentioned ...
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