Where is the '“intra-area-prefix'“ coming from??? Other routers are not dishing it out “intraf-area-prefixes”, just this one. Anyone else seeing this?
/routing/ospf/lsa print where originator="172.18.5.31"
...
5 D instance=ospfv3 type="external" originator=172.18.5.31 id=0.0.0.0 sequence=0x80000004 age=466 checksum=0x3A0A
body=
prefix=2607:f598:1c20::/44
metric=1 type-1
tag=0
8 D instance=ospfv3 area=ospfv3-0 type="intra-area-prefix" originator=172.18.5.31 id=0.0.0.0 sequence=0x800003F8 age=1117
checksum=0x2EC1 body=
ref-type=router
ref-id=0.0.0.0
ref-router-id=172.18.5.31
prefix=2607:f598:1c20:beef::/64 metric=1
prefix=2607:f598:1c20:beef::beef options=LA
# OSPFD instance has 'redistribute static'
/routing/ospf/instance> print
0 name="ospfv2" version=2 vrf=main router-id=172.18.5.31
1 name="ospfv3" version=3 vrf=main router-id=172.18.5.31 redistribute=static
# And here is my only static route on the CCR2216...
/ipv6 route add blackhole disabled=no distance=1 dst-address=2607:f598:1c20::/44
/routing/ospf/instance> /ipv6/address/print
Flags: D - DYNAMIC; G - GLOBAL, L - LINK-LOCAL
Columns: ADDRESS, INTERFACE, ADVERTISE
# ADDRESS INTERFACE ADVERTISE
0 G 2607:f598:1c20::1/64 lo yes
1 D ::1/128 lo no
2 DL fe80::6f4:1cff:fe29:ed8/64 bridge no
3 DL fe80::6f4:1cff:fe29:ed1/64 sfp06-X-Over no
4 DL fe80::6f4:1cff:fe29:ece/64 sfp03 no
5 DL fe80::6f4:1cff:fe29:ecf/64 sfp04 no
6 DL fe80::6f4:1cff:fe29:ec4/64 qsfp1 no
7 DL fe80::6f4:1cff:fe29:ecc/64 sfp01-pomelo-et8 no
8 G 2607:f598:1c20:beef::beef/64 sfp06-X-Over yes
Oddly, when I didn’t have the ‘beef::beef’ addresss on there (it is for testing), the router would advertise the ::1 address! Seems like the OSPFv3 is eager to advertise addresses!