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|    Markus Reschke to Janne Johansson    |
|    OpenBSD and SLAAC    |
|    19 Mar 18 14:53:00    |
      Hello Janne!              Mar 19 09:59 2018, Janne Johansson wrote to Michiel van der Vlist:               JJ> I think there was some ndp exhaustion attack where you were advised         JJ> to use something like /120 for link nets (not using SLAAC there of         JJ> course) in order for routers to not have to keep huge NDP tables for         JJ> that link, so in that sense most software should be able to think in         JJ> smaller than /64 nets and now, also for dynamic client configuration         JJ> on obsd.              The ND exhaustion attack would be only possible for a directly connected       network, e.g. a LAN. A xfer network for a link between routers isn't affected       because ND should only accept local packets. Anyway, there are several       solutions to limit/mitigate the problem for a LAN router.              ciao,       Markus              ---         * Origin: *** theca tabellaria *** (2:240/1661)    |
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