Mathew, > Specifically, it is my undertanding that when an node has a tentative > address it wishes to use it sends a neighbour solicitation to the > solicited-node multicast address which is computed using the last 24 bits > of that tentative address. If another node is already listening on that > solicited-node multicast address it will reply and the duplicate detected > (and avoided).
no, it will only reply if it has that exact address. otherwise it will drop that packet. cheers, Ole
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