James Carlson wrote:
Vasumathi Sundaram writes:
> ::ill
ADDR NAME CNT VER WQ UP TYPE FLAGS
60012dca688 lo0 0 v4 0 R LOOPB M,V
6001479d528 e1000g0 34 v4 60014f13d58 R ETHER M,R
60013ac69c8 lo0 2 v6 0 R LOOPB M,V
6001479d1a8 e1000g0 20 v6 60016675ad8 R ETHER M
What does the "UP" field mean?
It shows the RUNNING flag. I moved it out of FLAGS so that I can
represent the flags with a single letter. (It was clashing with ROUTER)
I suggest compressing the flags for space -- just leave out the
commas.
What do the individual flags mean? I'm guessing that "V" is for
virtual, and that (perhaps) "M" is for multicast.
I will compress the flags. Yes, V is virtual, M is multicast, R is ROUTER
ADDR NAME CNT ILL ADR STFLAGS
I take it that "ADR" is the address ready flag, right? Why not
include this with the rest of the flags?
Yes it is address ready flag. I will include it with other flags.
Thanks
Vasumathi
_______________________________________________
networking-discuss mailing list
[email protected]
