On 2018-07-04, Gerlach, Hendrik <hendrik.gerl...@siemens.com> wrote: > Hello, > > according to RFC3484 and it's successor (RFC6724) a IPv6 implementation > should support a configurable address selection via a mechanism at least as > powerful as the policy table defines in this RFC's. > > Found the powerful ip6addrctl command in Freebsd (derived from KAME's > addrselect) , but it seem's that there is no such command for OpenBSD. > > My Questions: > 1. Is there some possibility to show and manipulate the address selection > policy in OpenBSD ? > 2. if not: are there any plans to implement this in the near future ? > 3. If not: is the kernel internal address selection policy conform to the > default address selection policy in RFC6724 ? > > Thanks, > Hendrik > >
There's no general way to do this in OpenBSD. It's not what you're asking for but in some circumstances you may be able to workaround this - if you have certain addresses configured that you do not want to use as a source address you can set the address with "pltime 0".
