1 # Configuration for babeld. See the man page babeld(8) for
2 # details on the configuration format.
4 # Works on Linux > 3.11
7 # You must provide at least one interface for babeld to operate on.
11 # Global options you might want to set. There are many more, see the man page.
17 # Per-interface configuration. Note that each interface referenced here
18 # will be used by babeld.
19 #interface eth1 rxcost 10
20 #interface tun0 faraway true
21 #interface wlan0 hello-interval 1
23 # Since 1.4.2, you can also specify defaults for interface parameters, which
24 # will be used for all interfaces except specified otherwise (see above).
26 #default hello-interval 5
28 # Since 1.5.0, you can use the RTT-based metric, most useful for a network
29 # with tunnels (overlay network).
30 #default enable-timestamps true
31 #interface tun0 max-rtt-penalty 150
32 #interface tun0 rtt-max 100
37 # Only accept routes included in a specific prefix.
38 #in ip 192.168.42.0/24 allow
39 #in ip 2001:db8:cafe:cafe::/64 allow
42 # Only redistribute addresses from a given prefix, to avoid redistributing
44 #redistribute ip 192.168.1.0/24 local allow
45 #redistribute ip 2001:db8:cafe:cafe::/64 local allow
46 #redistribute local deny
48 # Redistribute a default route obtained otherwise (here, through DHCP or
49 # configured statically).
50 # Note that babeld ignores kernel routes with proto 3 (boot) by default.
51 #redistribute proto 3 ip 0.0.0.0/0 eq 0 metric 50
52 #redistribute proto 3 ip ::/0 eq 0 metric 50