Kacheong Poon wrote:
Sebastien Roy wrote:
With MacOS, for example, it's very easy to share iTunes music libraries
between two laptops that are otherwise not part of a publicly addressed
network. It's almost as easy to do the same with iTunes between a
Windows machine and a MacOS machine. If such applications existed on
Solaris, IPv4 link-local addresses would automatically have a use.
Otherwise, their use is limited to network trouble shooting (IMO).
So I guess you have used LLA in MacOS. Do you know how
it works in a multi-homed machine?
I unfortunately don't know, as I've never attempted to figure out how to
configure my Mac that way.
-Seb
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