Vadim A. Misbakh-Soloviov
2013-12-31 01:21:19 UTC
Hi, list!
I've updated my virtual network (in Xen) to 3.12.6 few days ago and start
encountering strange behaviour: random machins lose access via IPv6 ULA
addresses to random others, until the moment, while losed machine itself
pinged machine that search for it. IPv4 and link-local addresses worked okay.
I've downgraded all of them to 3.12.5 and all going to work properly until
tonight: two machines mutually losed each other (even mutual ping doesn't
help) until I rebooted both of them.
So,
1) I guess it can be some bug in 3.12 or hardened patches for it
2) Doesn't enybody else experienced same behaviour?
I've updated my virtual network (in Xen) to 3.12.6 few days ago and start
encountering strange behaviour: random machins lose access via IPv6 ULA
addresses to random others, until the moment, while losed machine itself
pinged machine that search for it. IPv4 and link-local addresses worked okay.
I've downgraded all of them to 3.12.5 and all going to work properly until
tonight: two machines mutually losed each other (even mutual ping doesn't
help) until I rebooted both of them.
So,
1) I guess it can be some bug in 3.12 or hardened patches for it
2) Doesn't enybody else experienced same behaviour?
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Best regsrds,
mva
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Best regsrds,
mva
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