Hi, while trying to come up with a bug-free release of Bab el-Web, I got confused (again!) about routers and interfaces.
I try to associate a neighbour address (fe80::whatever) to a router id. 1) Does that make sense? (ie. is it an injection?) If it doesn't, then why not? 2) Assuming it makes sense, I thought a reliable way to recover the injection was looking at routes with refmetric = 0: the "via" field would give me the interface, it is a neighbour since refmetric = 0 (is that correct?), and announced by router "id". I am obviously wrong somewhere since I got the following routes (refmetric = 0, same "via", different "id"): prefix met. refm. id via if installed foo/128 96 0 02:18:f3:ff:fe:a9:91:4e fe80::3cc9:fe4d:23a5:9b07 alpha yes bar/32 96 0 02:18:f3:ff:fe:98:e5:34 fe80::3cc9:fe4d:23a5:9b07 alpha no I'd like to understand, and finally find a way to plot the whole thing in some remotely-correct manner. Best, -- Gabriel _______________________________________________ Babel-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/babel-users
