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Rogue RA stats summary

Rogue RA stats summary. Tim Chown, James Morse University of Southampton {tjc,jsmm104}@ecs.soton.ac.uk. Stats on campus rogue RAs. Used RAmond (http://ramond.sourceforge.net) on a ~50 AP dual-stack wireless network RAmond issues deprecating RA against rogues

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Rogue RA stats summary

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  1. Rogue RA stats summary Tim Chown, James Morse University of Southampton {tjc,jsmm104}@ecs.soton.ac.uk

  2. Stats on campus rogue RAs • Used RAmond (http://ramond.sourceforge.net) on a ~50 AP dual-stack wireless network • RAmond issues deprecating RA against rogues • Rogue may not actually be turned off for some time • Period of 376 days (2010-02-18 to 2011-03-01) • Rogue RA seen on 228 of those days (60%) • 257,669 rogue RAs seen, all for 2002::/16 (connection sharing?) • 35 different MAC sources using 38 different link layer sources • Only two devices used EUI-64 addresses, one was an HTC • Four devices sent only one rogue RA • Presence of a rogue RA may cause connectivity problems • Whether on a dual-stack or IPv4-only network if the hosts have IPv6 enabled – can Happy Eyeballs help mitigate this?

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