add section how to start babeld
Signed-off-by: Marek Küthe <m.k@mk16.de>
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## Start babeld
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If you use a system with Systemd, you can use it to start:
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```
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sudo systemctl start babeld
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Alternatively, you can start babel with the following command:
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babeld -c <config>
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`<config>` will be replaced with the path to the configuration file.
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## Kernel parameters
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## Kernel parameters
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Once babeld is started, forwarding is enabled in the kernel for IPv4 and IPv6. As soon as babeld is stopped, forwarding is deactivated again. A separate enabling like with bird is not necessary. So if you use babeld, you can ignore the steps of [IPv6 forwarding](../forwarding).
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Once babeld is started, forwarding is enabled in the kernel for IPv4 and IPv6. As soon as babeld is stopped, forwarding is deactivated again. A separate enabling like with bird is not necessary. So if you use babeld, you can ignore the steps of [IPv6 forwarding](../forwarding).
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