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babeld 命令

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常用示例

Start

babeld [eth0]

Example

babeld -c [/etc/babeld.conf] [eth0]

Example

babeld -d [1] [eth0]

Multiple interfaces

babeld [eth0] [eth1] [wlan0]

说明

babeld is a loop-avoiding distance-vector routing protocol daemon. Babel is designed for IPv6 and IPv4 networks, particularly wireless mesh networks, providing fast convergence and low overhead. The daemon implements the Babel routing protocol (RFC 8966) and is suitable for small to medium-sized networks.

参数

-c _file_
Configuration file (repeatable).
-C _statement_
Provide configuration via command line.
-d _level_
Debug level (0-3).
-D
Daemonize at startup.
-L _file_
Log file location.
-I _file_
PID file location.
-S _file_
State file for preserving long-term information between invocations.
-h _seconds_
Hello packet interval for wireless interfaces (default: 4s).
-H _seconds_
Hello packet interval for wired interfaces (default: 4s).
-m _address_
Link-local multicast address (default: ff02:0:0:0:0:0:1:6).
-p _port_
UDP port number (default: 6696).
-k _priority_
Kernel route installation priority (default: 0).
-g _port|path_
Enable read-only configuration server.
-G _port|path_
Enable read-write configuration server.
-t _table_
Kernel routing table for route insertion.
-w
Treat all interfaces as wireless by default.
-s
Disable split-horizon on wired interfaces.
-r
Use random router-id instead of deriving from MAC address.
-l
Use IFF_RUNNING to detect interface availability.

FAQ

What is the babeld command used for?

babeld is a loop-avoiding distance-vector routing protocol daemon. Babel is designed for IPv6 and IPv4 networks, particularly wireless mesh networks, providing fast convergence and low overhead. The daemon implements the Babel routing protocol (RFC 8966) and is suitable for small to medium-sized networks.

How do I run a basic babeld example?

Run `babeld [eth0]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

What does -c _file_ do in babeld?

Configuration file (repeatable).