Problem in configuring IPv6 interface with default Router lifetime.

I'm facing Problem in configuring IPv6 interface with default
Router lifetime through a router advertisement.
I'm also see an unusual behavior that even after configuring accept_rtadv=0,
the ipv6 address is configured.
Please help in out .

Mac OS 9 does not support IPv6. While you can have IPv6 on your network, a Macintosh running Mac OS 9.2.2 or earlier cannot make connections to services using this network protocol.
To use IPv6 on a Macintosh, you need Mac OS X 10.1 or later (as far as I know).
—tonza

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