http://defect.opensolaris.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=9770
Darren Kenny <dkenny at opensolaris.org> changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Summary|[gnome2.26] network |[gnome2.26] network
|preferecnes i/f shows |preferecnes i/f shows isn't
|activation mode DHCP when |showing IPv6 to be enabled
|disabled |when it is.
CC| |dkenny at opensolaris.org
Status|NEW |ACCEPTED
--- Comment #1 from Darren Kenny <dkenny at opensolaris.org> 2009-07-13
08:57:42 ---
(In reply to comment #0)
>
> /etc/nwam/ncp-User.conf
> interface:hme2
> type=uint64,1;class=uint64,2;enabled=boolean,true;ip-version=uint64,0,1;ipv4-addrsrc=uint64,0;ipv6-addrsrc=uint64,0,1;parent=string,User;
> link:hme2
> type=uint64,0;class=uint64,0;parent=string,User;activation-mode=uint64,0;enabled=boolean,false;
>
> hme2 is now disabled and in manual configuration mode.
> ifconfig -a - does not show hme2 plumbed.
>
>
> 1. launch nwam-manager-properties.
> 2. select network profile
> 3. double click on hme2, listed under alway disable these connections
> expected result
> current ipv4 setting "disabled"
This is actually incorrect assumption - while the i/f is disabled, it still
has a configuration, and that configuration says that it's configured be the
following:
ip-version=uint64,0,1
- Use IPv4 (0) and IPv6 (1).
ipv4-addrsrc=uint64,0
- The IPv4 Address source is DHCP
ipv6-addrsrc=uint64,0,1
- The IPv6 Address source is Autoconf.
>
> actual result
> current ipv4 setting "dhcp assigned".
>
> 4. seleting configure ipv6
> ipv6 IP is set to "disabled"
This is actually the real bug - we shouuldn't be saying that IPv6 is disabled,
it's actually enabled for this i/f.
I'm changing the summary to correctly reflect the issue, and I believe that
the test-case should be changed too.
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