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Hello Dmitry,
On Wednesday February 04 2026 23:12, you wrote to me:
MV>> Note that in the particular case of 280/2060, the AKA mismatch
MV>> only occurs when connecting via IPv6. There is no problem when
MV>> connecting via IPv4. So you may have to split it up and test both
MV>> protocols.
DP> Wow, that`s amazing! I never thought someone would provide different
DP> addresses on ipv4 and ipv6. It was really beyond my imagination.
Same here. If last week someone had proposed such a situation could
arise and should be taken covered by error detection, I would have
rejected it as outlandish. It shows that reality can be weirder than
imigination. :-)
DP> New tests will handle such cases: I was testing both ipv4 and ipv6,
DP> but saved node information only once (ipv6 preferred). This is
DP> actually a good case, because now I am getting node information:
Now someone should repeat the error to test it. The sysop of
2L280/2060 has corrected the original error in the meantime.
DP> binkp ipv6
DP> binkp ipv4
DP> ifcico ipv6
DP> ifcico ipv4
DP> modem ifcico
DP> and more to come..
OK...
DP> If it`s complicated, I am having a good time testing and fixing it :)
You`r doing a good job. Keep going!
Cheers, Michiel
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