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Hello,

I have a router with 2 ethernet interfaces. I have assigned one global
address on the first one, works perfectly. Now I'd like to route another
/64 block on the second interface without assigning a global address to it.
I've tried route add -inet6 block -prefixlen 64 fe80::%fxp1 but it doesn't
seem to work. Any clue ? Thanks.

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Richard Braun

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