neighbor discovery is nothing more and nothing less than address
assignment plus route assignment.

Either you:

  use rtsol, get an EUI64 IP, and get your default route set by default

or you:

  assign a static IP, get your default route via 'route6d -q'

or you:

  assign a static IP, assign a static default route

I know of no other valid cases.

On Tue, 2004-05-11 at 14:00, Joseph Birthisel wrote:
quoted text
> I am connected to a native dual stack network and want to use the benefits
> of neighborhood discovery (default route, etc.) but also want to be able
> to statically assign an IPv6 address a la Solaris hostname6.if and not
> pull EUI 64. Is it possible to do so in hostname.if or anywhere else?
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> Joseph
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