else {
Compare the addresses in the Routing Header to check that none of the address belong to the routers self address

            if overlapping address exist {
               discard the packet
            }

I don't quite understand that. Does it mean to check that none of
the n addresses in the RH4 matches any of the current node's
interface addresses? But at least one of them must match, since
packet was delivered to the current node.

4.  Security Considerations
...
Whereever possible, including the administrative network edge, RPF check needs to be done.

If RH4 is being used to diagnose routing configuration errors,
an RPF check is quite likely to fail, so this recommendation
seems to defeat one of the purposes of RH4.

   Brian

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