Managing Serviceguard 11th Edition, Version A.11.16, Second Printing June 2004

IPv6 Network Support
Network Configuration Restrictions
Appendix H432
If the result is 1, the feature is turned on. If the result is 0, the feature is
turned off.
To temporarily change the state of DAD on your computer, use the ndd
-set command to change the kernel parameter.
# ndd -set /dev/ip6 ip6_nd_dad_solicit_count n
where n is a number: either 1 to turn the feature on, or 0 to turn it off.
To change the state of DAD on your computer so that it will remain
changed even after a reboot, add the following entries to the
/etc/rc/config.d/nddconf file:
# TRANSPORT_NAME[index]=ip6
# NDD_NAME[index]=ip6_nd_dad_solicit_count
# NDD_VALUE[index]=n
Where index is the next available integer value of the nddconf file, and
n is a number: either 1 to turn the feature ON or 0 to turn it OFF.