Michael Sinatra wrote: >> That's a configuration of RA, not DHCPv6. > > So? If DHCPv6 had default route capability you wouldn't need RA at all.
According to the end to end principle that hosts do everything, default router is a bad idea and you should better snoop IGP, which is the only solution for multihomed cases. >> local DHCPv6 server should be running locally by default. > > If you're talking about a little CPE router, maybe. If you're talking > about an enterprise core router, then no. The context of the thread is: > Glen Kent wrote: >> While in some environments, typically with small number of devices, >> its indispensable. Small businesses may not want the complexity of >> setting up a central server (for DHCP) - SLAAC works very well in such >> environments. Masataka Ohta