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When a linux machine moves from one IPv6 network to another, how can I delete the old auto-configured IPv6 address from the interface?
For example, when I move from fec0:1::/64 ...
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When a linux machine moves from one IPv6 network to another, how can I delete the old auto-configured IPv6 address from the interface?
For example, when I move from fec0:1::/64 to fec0:2::/64, the fec0:1::/64 address still remains on the interface. Because of this, it cannot route to the fec0:1::/64 network properly from its new point of attachment.
I can of course delete the address manually, but is there a more general solution?
Thanks in advance.


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