IPv6 over Frame Relay

From: Matt Bentley (mattdbentley@gmail.com)
Date: Fri Feb 29 2008 - 22:39:49 ARST

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Hi Team:

Quick question:

Having a little trouble seeing exact correlation between when seeing what
mappings/addresses are necessary when running IPv6 over frame relay.

1. When are mappings to link-local mappings needed. (My feeling is that
link-local mappings are needed on multipoint interfaces. Are there any
exceptions to this rule - meaning times when non-multipoint interfaces need
link local mappings or times when multipoint interfacse don't need link
local mappings).
2. From what I've been able to determine, the "broadcast" option is
required on ALL global mappings (contrary to IPv4, where broadcast only
support should only be defined once per DLCI). However, from what I can
see, broadcast support on link local mappings is only configured once per
DLCI - like IPv4. Is this correct and any exceptions?

Thanks in advance.

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