14. IETF
Rfc2460 -> IPv6 nodes must accept and
attempt to process extension headers in
any order and occurring any number
of times in the same packet […]
Dec. 1998
15. IETF
A Uniform Format for IPv6 Extension
Headers
(draft, April 2012)
[…]further work required in this area. Some
issues that are left unresolved beyond this
document include: There can be an arbitrary
number of extension headers […]
16. IETF
A Uniform Format for IPv6 Extension
Headers
(draft, April 2012)
[…]further work required in this area. Some
issues that are left unresolved beyond this
document include: There can be an arbitrary
number of extension headers […]
17. IETF
Security Implications of the Use of IPv6
Extension Headers with IPv6 Neighbor
Discovery
[…] this document proposes that hosts silently
ignore Neighbor Discovery messages that
use IPv6 Extension Headers[…]
(F. Gont) - IPv6 maintenance Working Group
(6man)
18. IETF
Security Implications of the Use of IPv6
Extension Headers with IPv6 Neighbor
Discovery
[…] this document proposes that hosts silently
ignore Neighbor Discovery messages that
use IPv6 Extension Headers[…]
(F. Gont) - IPv6 maintenance Working Group
(6man)