Re: Proposal: remove IPv6-only RA draft bits to adopt DHCP option (RFC 8925)
- In reply to: Bjoern A. Zeeb: "Re: Proposal: remove IPv6-only RA draft bits to adopt DHCP option (RFC 8925)"
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Date: Thu, 02 Apr 2026 18:58:37 UTC
Hi, On 4/2/26 10:06 PM, Bjoern A. Zeeb wrote: > Most of the above isn't actually historically right but so be it. I read the mailing list to understand why the draft wasn't adopted. That was my impression from an outsider's view. Thank you for the clarification. > That said, it did and does. > People keep forgetting that FreeBSD is (was) (probably still?) the only > non-router OS > shipping with a working SeND implementation (kernel + net-mgmt/send, > which I think > got removed unfortunately), which can secure your RAs. > > Certificates are hard, the world is still not there... I don't understand it either. I still believe SeND was enough for that and it's a better place for it. > Please do. The one drawback DHCPv4 has, on a pure IPv6-only machine you > cannot > run DHCPv4 properly anymore to even handle those "dual-stack clients" > not wanting > IPv4 anymore but the world will need another decade to get there... Make sense. > Related to your request: > > I have a window open here with the SVN sequence of commits which happened > as I wanted to remove this and the EXPERIMENTAL option some time before 16 > anyway. I wanted to do so before 15 but it didn't happen anymore. > > Do you want me to do it myself or do you want to do it and just put me > on review? > If the latter please try to catch it all in one go, including user space > as you have outlined below. I can do it myself. However, if you already have the patches, IMHO, it's better to submit those. I'll do whatever you think is best. -- Pouria