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Have activated the privacy extensions on a dual stack (native) ipv6 |
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configuration. A random local address is generated for each boot (for |
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eth0). I'd like to be able to change it within a session. |
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ip -6 address flush dev eth0; followed by /etc/init.d/net.eth0 restart; |
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will generate a new random address ("global temporary dynamic") - but |
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one time only. |
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So the question becomes, how could I do this repeatedly within a session? |
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(ISTM there is a variable somewhere that limits the number of |
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regenerations allowed - perhaps that could be tweaked? Alternatively, |
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perhaps I could configure the /etc/conf.d/net script to assign a local |
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ipv6 net address using random numbers generated within the net script? |
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I'm a newbie, and would appreciate any corrections, flames and |
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especially examples) |
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TIA |