Error added: 2006-07-04T19:36:23Z
I had this trouble when adding an inet6 address to eth0 without properly checking. It ended up with adding the ip with the suffix /0, making all traffic go through default router, even lan traffic. Make sure you add with the correct suffix (in my case, /64)
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