I've finally caught up on the discussion about rs-mark and the N:1 VLAN
model. One of the key technical issues is how a SLAAC host recovers
should its three RS messages be lost.
Can someone explain to me how this works with SLAAC in the 1:1 VLAN model?
It seems like the router would need to find out which VLANs are in use,
so that it can multicast a RA for all those VLANs, because the host gave
up after sending three RSs.
Is that how it would work? Or is 1:1 VLAN as problematic as N:1 with
rs-mark when it comes to handling SLAAC?
Erik
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