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"HardwareAddress" : "xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx"
}
}
]
}
5.2.4 Bootstrap Router Example
The Bootstrap Router is an important concept to understand when using ARES. ARES performs
neighbor discovery of other CRR-1000s via multicast. When the network link between two CRR-1000s
does not support multicast, such as certain IP radios, a Bootstrap Router is required.
In the following example the two routers are connected through an ANW2 radio network. The ANW2
radios are not configured to pass the ARES neighbor discovery multicast packets thhus a BootStrap
Router is required. The two routers are also on different subnets behind the ANW2 radios therefore a
virtual network is configured by using a Routable Address. Finally, the Next Hop is configured to be the
IP address of the radio connected to the router in order to route traffic across the ANW2 network.
Configuration for CRR
{
"RouterId" : 10,
"Links" : [
{
"Name" : "subnetA",
"Type" : "Simple",
"Interface" : {
"Name" : "eth0",
"Inet4Addresses" : [ "192.168.10.254/24" ],
"HardwareAddress" : "xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx"
}
},
{
"Name" : "subnetB",
"Type" : "Core",
"Interface" : {
"Name" : "eth1",
:
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