On 29/04/2018 15:10, Roy Marples wrote:
I was just using "-6 --nodhcp6 wm0" as the arguments to dhcpcd.
The same code is in -8 so maybe need to let releng know.
The code is correct.
If dhcpcd is handling the RA (which is the default) then it will
disable the kernel handling it. The only downside of this approach is
that ndp no longer lists RA's or prefixes.
If you don't want dhcpcd to handle the RA then it will leave the
kernel settings alone. The downsides of this approach are no DNSSL or
RDNSS or any special handling when wireless gets disconnected or wired
gets unplugged or the myriad of stuff dhcpcd does extra.
You don't want both handling it.
If you want to simulate rtsol, put dhcpcd into test mode using the -T
commandline option. Then no kernel options are touched and it works
with a stock. No addressing, routing or config is actually affected by
dhcpcd.