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proxying with many options to handle several use-cases. It replies to a neighbor solicitation with a specific neighbor advertisement, in order to let the PE uplink router send further packets to a CPE downlink router, that may or may not be the same node that the one which runs ndproxy. The main difference with the ndp(8) command-line tool is that, with ndproxy(4), the host running ndp can be used only to redirect packets to another IPv6 internal router, for instance a dedicated one with hardware support of IPv6 routing processes. WWW: http://www.fenyo.net/newweb/ndproxy.html PR: 219622 Submitted by: Alexandre Fenyo (maintainer) Reviewed by: matthew (mentor), mat Approved by: matthew (mentor) Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D11892
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The ndproxy(4) kernel module implements IPv6 Neighbor Discovery
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proxying with many options to handle several use-cases.
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It replies to a neighbor solicitation with a specific neighbor
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advertisement, in order to let the PE uplink router send further
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packets to a CPE downlink router, that may or may not be the same
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node that the one which runs ndproxy.
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The main difference with the ndp(8) command-line tool is that, with
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ndproxy(4), the host running ndp can be used only to redirect
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packets to another IPv6 internal router, for instance a dedicated
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one with hardware support of IPv6 routing processes.
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WWW: http://www.fenyo.net/newweb/ndproxy.html
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