services on subnet-router anycast address?

[Nick Hilliard]

On 23/04/2012 14:24, Lutz Preßler wrote:
> I stumbled upon 2600:: beeing www.sprint.net. This sould
> necessarily be a subject-router anycast address. Is it "legal"
> and without implementation problems to have services on such
> an address? 

I assume it's configured as a /128 - unless sprint have configured
2400::/28 on that web server.  If it's a /128, then 2600:: is just fine as
an ipv6 address, and is no different to any other global unicast address.

http://[2600::]/

Nick