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<para>Use this option to connect to the olsr_switch network
- simulation applica‐ tion. Here IP address will be the IP address
+ simulation application. Here IP address will be the IP address
that the process will set as its main address in the emulation
mode. This address has no connection to the real IP-stack and can
be chosen freely.</para>
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<para>This option sets the interval, in seconds, that olsrd will
- check the configured inter‐ faces for changes in configuration.
+ check the configured interfaces for changes in configuration.
Defaults to <emphasis>2.5</emphasis>.</para>
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<para>This value decides how many MPRs a node should attempt to
- select for every two hop neigh‐ bor. Defaults to
+ select for every two hop neighbor. Defaults to
<emphasis>1</emphasis>, and any other setting will severly reduce
- the optimization intro‐ duced by the MPR secheme!</para>
+ the optimization introduced by the MPR secheme!</para>
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<para>This setting decides the Link Quality scheme to use. If set
to 0 link quality is not regarded and olsrd runs in "RFC3626
- mode". If set to 1 link quality is used when calcu‐ lating MPRs.
+ mode". If set to 1 link quality is used when calculating MPRs.
If set to 2 routes will also be calculated based on distributed
link quality information. Note that a setting of 1 or 2
<emphasis>breaks RFC3626 compability</emphasis>! This option
connections.</para>
<para><option>MaxConnections [0-5]</option>: This option specifies
- how many connections that can exist simoult‐ neously. Multiple
+ how many connections that can exist simoultneously. Multiple
connections have not been tested, and does not work! This option
should only be used to control wheter or not processes can connect
to olsrd by setting it either to 0, which will tell olsrd not to
<para><option>Host [IPv4 address]</option>: This option specifies
a single host that is allowed to connect to olsrd. By default only
the loopback address(127.0.0.1) is set to be allowed. So if you
- want to be able to con‐ nect from another host you should add it
- here. This option can be repeated to add multi‐ ple hosts.</para>
+ want to be able to connect from another host you should add it
+ here. This option can be repeated to add multiple hosts.</para>
<para><option>Net [IPv4 netaddress] [IPv4 netmask]</option>: Here
you can specify an entire netrange of IP addresses which olsrd
- will allow TCP con‐ nections from. This option can be repeated to
+ will allow TCP connections from. This option can be repeated to
add multiple networks.</para>
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<para><option>[IPv6 netaddress] [0-48]</option>: Specifies a IPv6
network to announce in HNA messages. The second value is the
prefix-length of the network address. Multiple entries can be
- added. To announce Internet con‐ nectivity set <emphasis>::
+ added. To announce Internet connectivity set <emphasis>::
0</emphasis></para>
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</varlistentry>
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<para>This optionblock specifies one or more network interfaces on
which olsrd should run. Atleast one network interface block must
- be specified for olsrd to run! Various parame‐ ters can be
+ be specified for olsrd to run! Various parameters can be
specified on individual interfaces or groups of interfaces. This
optionblock can be repeated to add multiple interface
configurations.</para>
<para><option>Ip4Broadcast [IPv4 address]</option>: Forces the
given IPv4 broadcast address to be used as destination address for
- all outgo‐ ing OLSR traffic on the interface. In reallity only the
+ all outgoing OLSR traffic on the interface. In reallity only the
address <emphasis>255.255.255.255</emphasis> makes sense to set
here. If this option is not set the broadcast address that the
interface is configured with will be used. This address will also
<para><option>Ip6MulticastGlobal [IPv6 address]</option>: Sets the
destionation of outgoing OLSR traffic on this interface to use the
specified IPv6 multicast address as destination if the global
- address type is set on this inter‐ face.</para>
+ address type is set on this interface.</para>
<para><option>HelloInterval [0.0-]</option>: Sets the interval on
which HELLO messages will be generated and transmitted on this
generation interval.</para>
<para><option>TcInterval [0.0-]</option>: Sets the interval on
- which TC messages will be generated and transmitted on this inter‐
- face.</para>
+ which TC messages will be generated and transmitted on this interface.</para>
<para><option>TcValidityTime [0.0-]</option>: Sets the validity
time to be announced in TC messages generated by this host on this
<para><option>MidInterval [0.0-]</option>: Sets the interval on
which MID messages will be generated and transmitted on this
- inter‐ face.</para>
+ interface.</para>
<para><option>MidValidityTime [0.0-]</option>: Sets the validity
time to be announced in MID messages generated by this host on
<para><option>HnaInterval [0.0-]</option>: Sets the interval on
which HNA messages will be generated and transmitted on this
- inter‐ face.</para>
+ interface.</para>
<para><option>HnaValidityTime [0.0-]</option>: Sets the validity
time to be announced in HNA messages generated by this host on