Steve,
On 05/12/2018 10:50, Steve Groeger wrote:
Posting this to net-dev as well as ppc-aix-port-dev as this may be a
more appropriate mailing list to get responses about networking.
I have performed the test Volker mentioned in an earlier post (on xLinux
machine, remove the ipv6 address from the ens32 interface but leaving
inte6 enabled on the system).
With this configuration the jdk/java/net/MulticastSocket/JoinLeave.java
test still passes, whereas on AIX with a similar configuration the test
fails.
For those with knowledge of networking, should this MulticastSocket test
pass if there is no ipv6 address enabled for the interface being used.
If there is no interface, that supports multicasting, with an IPv6
address, then the test will not execute the particular IPv6 multicasting
scenario. That is fine, the IPv6 portion of the test is effectively
skipped, since it cannot be tested on the particular platform. ( One
could separate IPv4 from IPv6 in this test, and rather return a jtreg
skipped status if a suitable interface with IPv6 is not found. But is
does not seem worth while. )
-Chris.
