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Title : IPv6 Router Advertisement DNS resolver Option
Author(s) : L. Beloeil
Filename : draft-beloeil-ipv6-dns-resolver-option-01.txt
Pages : 0
Date : 2003-1-17
This document defines the DNS resolver (DNSR) option used to advertise
on a link IPv6 addresses of DNS resolvers. The DNSR option, which lists
the IPv6 addresses of DNS resolvers that all nodes of the link may use
to resolve name or address, is attached to IPv6 Neighbor Discovery
Router Advertisement messages that are sent across a link. This
document specifies the process used by a host to decide how to
configure the IPv6 addresses of DNS resolvers that the host could
use in IPv6 networks. This document defines the mechanism by which a
node processes the DNSR option and updates valid IPv6 addresses
of DNS resolvers.
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