Mikael Abrahamsson a écrit :
On Thu, 5 Nov 2009, Dunn, Jeffrey H. wrote:
I may be missing something, but it appears that, in the cases
described, the two hosts downstream of two separate cable modems are
off link to each other. This brings up the question: Do there two
cable modems constitute two virtual interfaces, like two VLANs on the
same physical router interface? If so, this is an architectural,
rather than an implementation, question. Thoughts?
This is basically "forced forwarding" for the L2 aggregation layer.
It's often done on ETTH deployments as well as cable environments, in
IPv4 it's done in conjunction with local-proxy-arp (in your IP subnet,
the ISP router will answer all ARP requests with its own MAC and all
traffic between clients within the subnet is done via the router which
does not send out ICMP redirects).
In my mind it's unsuitable for clients to run SLAAC in these
environments and the only real alternative is full DHCPv6(-PD) with
SAVI-like functionality in the L2 equipment along the way (in v4 the
L2 equipment does DHCP-snooping and installs L3 filters accordingly).
The initial question mentionned link-local duplicate. For a reason: ther
are not assigned by DHCPv6 which preq their existence and unicity. SLACC
is your only choice.
Eric
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