>
> => RawIP is not available for IPv6 but the advanced API (RFC 3542) allows
> to do the same things but in a safer/better way.
>
> Regards
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> PS: BTW DHCPv6 is not really DHCPv4 ported to IPv6, for instance DHCPv6
> doesn't need a RawIP feature at all, it runs fully over UD
>
> PS: BTW DHCPv6 is not really DHCPv4 ported to IPv6, for instance DHCPv6
> doesn't need a RawIP feature at all, it runs fully over UDP (and at least
> the DHCPv6 implementation I use doesn't need any advanced API capability).
Apparently I'm stuck. I'm a total perl newbie and this is somewhat ab
Hi there!
Is there a way to build sockets that listen to certain IPv6 multicast addresses
with perl? I googled everywhere but no luck!
Thanks!
Steven
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Hi again,
Sorry that I'm asking two questions at a time. It's just that I'm trying all
possibilities. In my script I'm using tcpdump to get some information from the
network configuration.
Now when using tcpdump for the first time with dhcpv6 messages I saw that the
IPv6 address I sent in my DHCP
Citeren Jeroen Massar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Steven Latre wrote:
> > Hi again,
> >
> > Sorry that I'm asking two questions at a time. It's just that I'm trying
> all
> > possibilities. In my script I'm using tcpdump to get some information
Hello all,
I have a configuration running Neighbour Discovery. In my configuration there
are different NICs per pc. Only one subnetwork is configured via Neighbour
Discover all the others have specific addresses.
Now lets say that my Neighbour Discovery Network is on eth4 when I want to make
a c
Hi,
I'm modifying an existing perl script that serves as an DHCP Client/Server
script so that it uses IPv6 instead of IPv4.
That script uses rawip to make ip packets and send them over the network. Is
there an IPv6 alternative to RawIP or is it possible to make IPv6 packets with
RawIP. And if so,
