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This PR ensures that the (last) default route added with gnrc_ipv6_nib_ft_add() is the primary default route. This way the user (or the routing protocol) has full control over which route is the primary one without changing the API syntax (just the semantics).
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@miri64 looks like I need this PR for the RPL port. Currently (on native), the native instances set default routes to each other because of Router Advertisements (gnrc_networking). I think that messes with RPL ..
it shouldn't just be the primary one, it also shouldn't be replaced by ND internals? Should we disable Router Advertisements if an actual routing protocol is compiled in?
it shouldn't just be the primary one, it also shouldn't be replaced by ND internals? Should we disable Router Advertisements if an actual routing protocol is compiled in?
At least for RPL this might be a good idea in the long run (and as a short term thing as well). But we still don't have a replacement for 6Lo Context Options in RPL, right?
nope we don't .. I will handle this 6co thing as soon as I'm back. Takes too long for that to be standardized.
Awfully! Until then: deactivating RAs is the tiniest thing. You can even do that via ifconfig before starting RPL ;-).
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Not yet, but basically every router in a 6LoWPAN has that flag deactivated, as per RFC 6775, except for the border router (which should be the RPL root) so it isn't that tedious to deactivate it manually ;-). But will think about that config thingy :-).
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This PR ensures that the (last) default route added with
gnrc_ipv6_nib_ft_add()is the primary default route. This way the user (or the routing protocol) has full control over which route is the primary one without changing the API syntax (just the semantics).