Hi Marek, > I am looking into adding support for SLAAC configuration to Honeycomb. > It looks like it can be configured from CLI using ip6 nd command.
The API also looks complete. > And here come my questions: > > 1) Is there a difference between off-link and no-onlink flags (docs say > they both control L-bit in the same way)? Having both is if nothing else confusing. Looking at the code, it appears that the intention was that "offlink" controlled whether a connected route was installed in the FIB or not. I would be quite happy if we removed the offlink parameter. And let something else ensure that there was or wasn't a suitable entry in the FIB. > 2) What is the default flag used for? E.g. is there a difference between: > ip6 nd <interface> prefix <ip6-address>/<width> > and > ip6 nd <interface> prefix <ip6-address>/<width> default From a brief glance at the code it appears the first adds a prefix with values set to zero, while the second sets it to the default set of recommend values specified in the RFC. Cheers, Ole
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