Hello. 

A bit of introduction is necesary. I and mlevalle are working together in the 
same company at a c++ library of SctpSockets. He is on holidays, so I will try 
to answer your questions.

> Note that Solaris 10 does not support RFC 4895 (SCTP
> Authenticated Chunks), so it is really unsafe to use
> address manipulation feature. And the ASCONF feature
> in S10 is not fully complaint with RFC 5061 as it
> was finalized after S10 was shipped. Unfortunately,
> there has not been an update to that.
That explain all our troubles. Thanks.

> What is the SunOS version?
$ uname -a
SunOS bcpp-solaris10 5.10 Generic_139556-08 i86pc i386 i86pc

> ...
> This is abug. Please file a report.
How/where we can do that?

> BTW, could you explain your app's usage of address
> configuration? Is it essential to your app?
Actually, we are not using this feature currently. We are programming a general 
libray of SctpSockets. As a general library, we programmed our SctpSockets to 
be capable of dynamic address reconfiguration. The testing showed up this 
problems.

Thanks again kcpoon.
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