On Wed, 25 Jul 2007, Jun-ichiro itojun Hagino wrote: <snip>
One thing that annoys me to no end is that if router X sends out prefix A::/64 and router Y sends out B::/64, then node 1 will happily configure addresses A::1 and B::1, and then send out packets with source address A::1 over router Y. This is really a bad thing for efforts like shim6.first of all, the above configuration violates RFC. all routers has to be configured with consistent RA parameters iirc. i know it is not practiced in reality.
it happen quite easy on a network, just configure two devices that announce RA :)
the host will pick up both and use one of them, havent seen a pattern on which one it choice tho.
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