The default gateway in Linux is the IP address of the router that forwards packets when the Linux system accesses other networks (such as the Internet). It is a core configuration for achieving inter-network communication. Core Function 01 The core value of the default gateway lies in solving the problem of “the local network cannot … Read more
Linux Networking Series:Container Networking Series 1: BasicsContainer Networking Series 2: Unveiling the Packet Transmission ProcessContainer Networking Series 3: Understanding Linux VLAN NetworksContainer Networking Series 4: Network Packet Capture and Analysis on LinuxContainer Networking Series 5: The Versatile Tool iproute2Container Networking Series 6: Comprehensive Guide to Linux Routing TableContainer Networking Series 7: Linux Policy-Based RoutingContainer Networking … Read more
In-Depth Analysis of the Linux Routing Table Establishment Process 1. Working Principle The routing table is a core component of the Linux networking stack, used to determine the forwarding path of packets. The establishment process is divided into three levels: Kernel Initialization Stage Automatically create the local routing table (<span>local</span> table) Generate direct routes for … Read more
Below is the routing table after adding the default route in OpenWRT root@OpenWrt:~# route -A inet6 Kernel IPv6 routing table Destination Next Hop Flags Metric Ref Use Iface 24fe:34:927:af:91:f8:a6:51b5%35/128 ::%35 UC 0016 eth0 24fe:34:927:af::%35/64 ::%35 U 25610 eth0 fe80::%35/64 ::%35 U 25600 eth0 ::%35/0 fe80::d6ee:71f:fe5e:71f2%35 UG 102420 eth0 ::%35/0 ::%35 !n -1110957 lo ::1%35/128 ::%35 … Read more