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Apparently OS X now supports supplying DNS servers through SLAAC. Previously this wasn't supported, so you'd still need a DHCP(v4) server to fully support a cli
by pieter 16y ago
Apparently OS X now supports supplying DNS servers through SLAAC. Previously this wasn't supported, so you'd still need a DHCP(v4) server to fully support a client.
- wmf 16y agoThis isn't really a problem, since you'll need to run dual-stack for years to come anyway.
- signa11 16y ago> Apparently OS X now supports supplying DNS servers through SLAAC i thought this was done via router-advertisements only. slaac is used to configure v6 host addresses, and once that is done, other network parameters e.g. rdnss etc. can be obtained either via RA or DHCPv6 (the 'O' flag in RA messages)