EZZ7960I

Explanation
 OMPROUTE determined that the two IPv6 OSPF interfaces
identified by name1 and name2 are
attached to the same link. This might have been determined due to
the interfaces being configured to OMPROUTE with a common prefix parameter
or due to OSPF protocol packets sent by one interface being received
by the other interface.  In addition, the two interfaces are using
different instance ID values, either explicitly configured using the
INSTANCE parameter of the IPV6_OSPF_INTERFACE statement or inherited
from the INSTANCE parameter of the IPV6_OSPF statement.. OMPROUTE
supports multiple instances, but does not keep separate link state
databases by instance.   
 name1 and name2 are
the names of the two interfaces.

System action
 Both interfaces will participate in the IPv6
OSPF protocol.  Each interface will communicate only with those routers
on the link that are using the same instance ID value as that interface
is using.  However, because OMPROUTE does not keep separate link state
databases by instances, OMPROUTE will include the link state information
learned over one interface in the set of information sent over the
other interface, thus mixing together the two sets of link state information.

Operator response
 Contact the system programmer

System programmer response
 If you do not intend to have these
two interfaces use different instance ID values or you do not want
OMPROUTE to mix the two sets of link state information, modify the
OMPROUTE configuration file to configure common instance ID values
for the two interfaces using the INSTANCE parameter of the IPV6_OSPF_INTERFACE
statement.  If you modify OMPROUTE configuration as a result of the
message, stop and restart OMPROUTE for the changes to take effect.

Module
 EZA6RCFG, EZA6RSPF

Procedure name
  chkMulti6,
inspf6, spfnetup6