ipv6 - link local uses

From: Aaron <aaron1_at_gvtc.com>
Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2011 14:44:57 -0500

I understand ipv6 has some very interesting and very different things from
ipv4.

 

One of which is this link-local business (fe80::/64 as I recall), seems to
be an automatic ipv6 address on pretty much every single ipv6 product that
I've laid eyes on.cisco, linux, windows.

 

Question, is it possible, furthermore, is it a best practice to run purely
link local subnets between routers? OR must I configure real-world ipv6
address (I think called aggregatable global ucast) between my routers ? ..
I would understand the need for agg global's on customer facing interfaces
but on the router to router links...that's where I'm wondering.

 

Aaron

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