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IP ending in all zeros: valid (for /128) or possibly confusable with anycast?

A one host net can be set on an IPv6 host and be routed. Even though a subnet-router address is meaningless here and should be disabled, there still are questions about if you can get a proper /64, ...
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IP ending in all zeros: valid (for /128) or possibly confusable with anycast?

I claimed this as possible interop problems as addresses with the last 64 bits all zeros are normally anycast addresses for the subnet router, For a subnet, an interface ID of all-zeros would be the ...
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squid: Unable to allow 10.10.11.0/24 but 10.10.11.0/23 works

I solved it after debugging the connection with tcpdump.. Every request was NATed..and asked by my openwrt router and not the device (10.10.11.130) After disabling NATing for this Network the request ...
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