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ipv6

alsayed
Level 1
Level 1

‎12-12-2007 01:43 AM - edited ‎03-05-2019 07:57 PM

hello

i dont have IPv6 enabled in my Network;but i have icmp ipv6 brodcast,i captured it via a sniffer..how can i solve such this problem ?

10xs

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Kevin Dorrell
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‎12-12-2007 02:17 AM

I presume this is coming from a host on your network rather than any router or switch. Track down the MAC address from the Sniffer, and re-configure the machine that is doing it.

If it turns out to be an Apple, let me know how you did it, 'cos I got the same problem. Nobody seems to know how to turn it off on an Apple. The best I could do was to isolate the Apples on their own VLAN give them routing for IPv4 only, and let them get on with it.

Kevin Dorrell

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alsayed
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‎12-12-2007 02:21 AM

how can i track the mac address?

10xs

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alsayed
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‎12-12-2007 02:33 AM

yeh;it comes from the L3 Interface on the DS;the same ip where the vlan exist?

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