In fact, if a node attempts to use the interface ID in the noderef as a
local zone index then the IPv6 connection will fail if the interface IDs
do not match, as zone indices override the routing table if specified.
For example:
Node A has an IP address of 2001:db8::1 on interface 1. Node A will
publish 2001:db8::1%1 in its noderef.
Node B's IPv6 default gateway is on its interface 2. If node B attempts
to contact node A at 2001:db8::1%1 the request will fail. Node B must
use 2001:db8::1 or 2001:db8::1%2 to contact node A, the former using the
local routing table, the later specifying the local zone index.
-Pascal
On 10/6/2012 2:26 AM, Pascal wrote:
Is there a reason the noderef includes the interface ID for each IPv6
address? I can't see how this would be relevant to a remote node.
-Pascal
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