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Can't do it early in boot because ipv6 module may not be loaded.
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Bug 6681
Default configuration for IPV6 max routes is too small
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For serviceablity put core files in /var/core.
But core file will still not be created unless process is running
with permission to write there, and has ulimit permission.
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The problem is that IPV6 module is not loaded when sysctl's
are interpreted during boot, and we want to allow marking IPV6
disabled.
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1. Move vyatta-sysctl.conf from rl-system.init to procps
This makes configuration happen early (before networking)
2. Do IPV6 configuration for address_flush in rl-system.init
(after IPV6 is loaded)
3. Cleanup shell code for ipv6_params:
* no sudo needed in startup scripts
* use cleaner iteration
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Bug 3696
This adds parameter to keep Vyatta IPV6 behavior
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This is a resolution of Bug 5031
Set default to 1 - reply only if the target IP address is local address
configured on the incoming interface. This makes Vyatta behaves
like interface base address model.
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Handle cases where IPv6 kernel module is not loaded more gracefully.
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modified via the CLI - (modify ARP table size)
* added cli to configure [arp (ipv4)] and [neighbor (ipv6)] table-size
* set default value for arp_announce so as to avoid local addresses that are
not in the target's subnet for the interface
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firewall
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Correct value is 'kernel.panic' not 'sys.kernel.panic'
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Faster way to make empty files.
Load snmp stats in background
Move all sysctl settings to one place
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The TCP MD5 code is fixed to handle SACK correctly.
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This is a workaround for bug 3313. The problem is that MD5
uses up what little space there for TCP options in header.
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Change settings and move sysctl values to separate file /etc/vyatta-sysctl.conf.
This allows for user/support to adjust configuration without changing
the rl-system.init script.
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