On (04/24/09 20:04), Peter Memishian wrote: > > > > > disable-address. For instance, today IPv6 assumes that the link-local > > > lives on :0, but what happens when :0 is disabled? (I guess some kernel > > > code just blasts along using that disabled address.) > > > > today the kernel just disables all the ipv6 addresses - in.ndpd > > notices that the link-local disappeard and takes down the all > > the autoconfigured addrs... we should > > retain that behavior > > Also note that Clearview IPMP relies on that behavior in order to provide > backward compatibility with legacy configurations. For instance, if I
if there is an "enable/disable" facility for addresses (I would venture that this is an addrprop), it would have to be supported on the "labels" asociated with non-static addresses. That should achieve the effect above. _______________________________________________ networking-discuss mailing list [email protected]
