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Signed-off-by: Marek Küthe <m.k@mk16.de>
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```
This should produce an output according to the following scheme:
```
add interface <interface> up true ipv6 <own ll>
add interface <interface> up true ipv6 <link-local>
```
The configured interfaces are displayed here. Here `<interface>` is the interface name and `<own ll>` is the own IPv6 link-local address.
The configured interfaces are displayed here. Here `<interface>` is the interface name and `<link-local>` is the own IPv6 link-local address.
```
add neighbour <nid> address <neighbor ll> if <interface> reach ffff ureach 0000 rxcost <rxcost> txcost <txcost> cost <cost>
add neighbour <nid> address <link-local> if <interface> reach ffff ureach 0000 rxcost <rxcost> txcost <txcost> cost <cost>
```
The babel neighbors are displayed here. Here `<nid>` is the router ID of the neighbor. `<neighbor ll>` is the link-local address of the peer and `<interface>` is the interface over which the peer is connected. `<rxcost>` describes the amount of cost it takes to send data from the peer to us. These costs are set by us manually or automatically by babeld.
The babel neighbors are displayed here. Here `<nid>` is the router ID of the neighbor. `<link-local>` is the link-local address of the peer and `<interface>` is the interface over which the peer is connected. `<rxcost>` describes the amount of cost it takes to send data from the peer to us. These costs are set by us manually or automatically by babeld.
`<txcost>` describes the amount of cost it takes to send data to the peer. This value is set by the peer.
```
@ -174,9 +174,9 @@ add xroute <ownnet>-::/0 prefix <ownnet> from ::/0 metric 0
The networks that originate from us are displayed here. This should only be our own network. Here `<ownnet>` is the network we originate.
```
add route <nid> prefix <prefix> from ::/0 installed <installed> id <id> metric <rxcost> refmetric <rxcost neighbor> via <nexthop> if <interface>
add route <nid> prefix <prefix> from ::/0 installed <installed> id <id> metric <rxcost> refmetric <neighbor> via <nexthop> if <interface>
```
The routes learned from the babel neighbors are displayed here. Here `<nid>` is the router ID of the neighbor and `<prefix>` is the prefix learned about the neighbor. `<installed>` is either `yes` or `no`. If `yes` the route was exported to the kernel, if `no` it was not. `<rxcost>` shows the cost of consuming to reach the prefix via this route. `<rxcost neighbor>` shows the cost our neighbor needs to reach the prefix. `<nexthop>` shows the nexthop, which is normally the IPv6 link-local address of our neighbor. `<interface>` shows the interface this route goes through.
The routes learned from the babel neighbors are displayed here. Here `<nid>` is the router ID of the neighbor and `<prefix>` is the prefix learned about the neighbor. `<installed>` is either `yes` or `no`. If `yes` the route was exported to the kernel, if `no` it was not. `<rxcost>` shows the cost of consuming to reach the prefix via this route. `<neighbor>` shows the cost our neighbor needs to reach the prefix. `<nexthop>` shows the nexthop, which is normally the IPv6 link-local address of our neighbor. `<interface>` shows the interface this route goes through.
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