6 olsrd - Optimized Link State Routing protocol daemon
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9 olsrd [ -i interface1 [interface2 ...] ] [ -f configfile ] [ -d
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10 debuglevel ] [ -ipv6 ] [ -ipc ] [ -dispin ] [ -dispout ] [ -tnl ] [
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11 -bcast broadcastaddress ] [ -delgw ] [ -hint HELLO interval for wire-
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12 less interfaces ] [ -tcint TC interval ] [ -midint MID interval ] [
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13 -hnaint HNA interval ] [ -hhold HELLO validity time ] [ -thold TC
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14 validity time ] [ -tos TOS value ] [ -nhint HELLO interval non WLAN ]
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15 [ -nhhold HELLO validity time non WLAN ] [ -T scheduler poll rate ]
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20 olsrd is an implementation of the Optimized Link State Routing protocol
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21 for Mobile Ad-Hoc networks(MANET). The protocol is described in
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22 RFC3626. It is designed to be run as a standalone server process - but
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23 as it is still in an experimental stage most users will prefer running
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24 it with some debug output which is directed to STDOUT.
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27 This manual page only lists the command line arguments. For details of
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28 the configuration file see the comments included in /etc/olsrd.conf.
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29 Note that none of these options need to be set at the command line -
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30 all these options and others can be set in the configuration file.
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33 The homepage of olsrd is http://www.olsr.org
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37 -i interface1 ... interfaceN
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38 This option specifies on what network interfaces olsrd
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39 should run. These interfaces cannot be aliased interfaces
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43 This option overrides the default configuration file path
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44 used by olsrd - /etc/olsrd.conf
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47 This option specifies the amount of debug information olsrd
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48 should write to STDOUT. If set to 0 olsrd will run in the
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51 -ipv6 This option instructs olsrd to use the Internet Protocol
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52 version 6. The default is version 4.
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54 -ipc This option allows the GUI front-end created fro olsrd to
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55 connect to olsrd at runtime.
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57 -dispin This option, when set, causes olsrd to display all incoming
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58 packet data on STDOUT. When using IPv4 the data is dis-
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59 played in decimal format, when using IPv6 the data is dis-
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60 played in hexadecimal format.
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62 -dispout This option, when set, causes olsrd to display all outgoing
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63 packet data on STDOUT. When using IPv4 the data is dis-
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64 played in decimal format, when using IPv6 the data is dis-
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65 played in hexadecimal format.
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67 -tnl When this option is set olsrd will use IP-in-IP tunneling
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68 to Internet gateways. This is very experimental code and it
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69 should not be used as of yet.
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71 -delgw If this option is set olsrd will remove any default routes
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72 set prior to adding an Internet route based on OLSR rout-
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75 -bcast broadcastaddress
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76 This option specifies what IPv4 broadcastaddress to use for
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77 OLSR control traffic. The only value that currently makes
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78 sense when setting broadcast address mannually is
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79 255.255.255.255. The default action is to use the broad-
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80 castaddres that the network interface is preconfigured
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81 with(per interface).
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84 This value sets the interval on which HELLO messages should
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85 be generated. The value is a floating point number repre-
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89 This value sets the interval on which HELLO messages should
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90 be generated on interfaces that are not detected to be
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91 wireless. The value is a floating point number represent-
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95 This value sets the interval on which TC messages should be
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96 generated. The value is a floating point number represent-
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100 This value sets the interval on which MID messages should
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101 be generated. The value is a floating point number repre-
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105 This value sets the interval on which HNA messages should
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106 be generated. The value is a floating point number repre-
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110 This option sets the announced HELLO validity time as a
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111 multiplier of the HELLO interval.
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114 This option sets the announced HELLO validity time on non-
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115 WLAN interfaces, as a multiplier of the HELLO interval.
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118 This option sets the announced TC validity time as a multi-
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119 plier of the TC interval.
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122 This option sets the type of service value that should be
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123 set in the OLSR control traffic packet IP headers.
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125 -T seconds This option sets the polling intervall of the scheduler.
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126 The default is 0.1 seconds. This option should only be con-
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127 sidered if running with really low emission intervals.
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131 FILES /etc/olsrd.conf
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134 iwconfig(8) route(8).
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