> > - Especially vlan setups often use the same mac address on many
> > interfaces.
>
> If there's a MAC address collision in a single broadcast domain,
> duplicate address detection at the IPv6 layer should disable one of the
> two interfaces. (Or both, if there's a race condition.)
Well I pl
On Mittwoch 29 April 2009 20:51:38 Juliusz Chroboczek wrote:
> > Theoretically two nodes in "two-hop" range might get the same linklocal
> > IP, because they don't share a link, but the node between them would be
> > in trouble.
>
> Yep. A possible workaround would be to assign random IPv6 interfa
> Theoretically two nodes in "two-hop" range might get the same linklocal IP,
> because they don't share a link, but the node between them would be in
> trouble.
Yep. A possible workaround would be to assign random IPv6 interface-ids
to the interfaces. (There's 62 bits of randomness in a local
On Mittwoch 29 April 2009 19:11:32 Juliusz Chroboczek wrote:
> Sorry to follow-up on myself.
>
> > In version 2, the neighbour is identified with the link-local IPv6
> > address, so multiple adjacencies between the same two nodes are okay.
>
> Just to be clear: there is no issue at all with conflic
Sorry to follow-up on myself.
> In version 2, the neighbour is identified with the link-local IPv6
> address, so multiple adjacencies between the same two nodes are okay.
Just to be clear: there is no issue at all with conflicting routable
addresses. If two neighbours on the same link have the s
Hi Harald,
> I believe I found an issue that might lead to unstable links in the
> corner case of two interfaces sharing the same broadcast domain:
> Since hellos on different interfaces are sent with different
> sequence numbers peer nodes might get very confused.
Babel version 1 had this proble
Hi!
I believe I found an issue that might lead to unstable links in the
corner case of two interfaces sharing the same broadcast domain:
Since hellos on different interfaces are sent with different
sequence numbers peer nodes might get very confused. - Especially
vlan setups often use the same mac
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