> I'm using Microsoft Release 1.4.(On windows 2000)
>
> When I do ping6 -s fe80::c0a8:a8d%3 ff02::1 -t , on a lan
> with 3 PC's I capture the ICMP request and reply's with
> NetMon, and I thing all is working properly. But when I look
> to the DOS window I only have reply's from the source PC. Why is that?
Because the ping6 command only prints the first reply, which is the one
from the source PC.
Btw, when you specify "-s fe80::c0a8:a8d%3", you are using a 6-over-4
interface, not an ethernet interface.
> Another thing, when I do the same command on Windows NT4
>
> it dosen't work (it says Bad Ipv6 address), is this correct?
If it was exactly the same command, then yes that is correct. Your NT4
machine will have different addresses, so instead of fe80::c0a8:a8d%3
you'll need to use something else.
> How can I creat a multicast group?
You don't have to do anything special to create a multicast group. Just
pick a multicast address, create a socket and join the multicast address
on the socket. Check out the mldtest program for an example.
Rich
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