ldpctl —
control the Label Distribution Protocol daemon
ldpctl |
command
[ argument ... ] |
The
ldpctl program controls the
ldpd(8) daemon. Commands may be
abbreviated to the minimum unambiguous prefix; for example,
s i for
show
interfaces.
The following commands are available:
-
-
clear
neighbors
[address
]- Delete entries from the neighbor table.
address can be used to limit the scope of
the command to the given neighbor.
-
-
fib
couple- Insert the learned labels into the Label Forwarding Information Base
a.k.a. the kernel routing table.
-
-
fib
decouple- Remove the learned labels from the Label Forwarding Information Base
a.k.a. the kernel routing table.
-
-
log
brief- Disable verbose debug logging.
-
-
log
verbose- Enable verbose debug logging.
-
-
reload- Reload the configuration file.
-
-
show
fib [family
family
]
[destination |
filter
]- Show the Label Forwarding Information Base.
family, if given, limit the output to the
given address family. destination can be
specified to show the route matching a destination IP address.
filter can be any of the following:
connected- Show only connected routes.
interface- Show only interfaces.
static- Show only static routes.
connected, and
static may be specified together.
-
-
show
interfaces
[family
family
]- Show details for all interfaces. family,
if given, limit the output to the given address family.
-
-
show
discovery
[family
family
]- Show adjacencies. family, if given, limit
the output to the given address family.
-
-
show
neighbor
[family
family
]- Show neighbors. family, if given, limit
the output to the given address family.
-
-
show
lib [family
family
]- Show the Label Information Base. family,
if given, limit the output to the given address family.
-
-
show
l2vpn bindings- Show the PWID Label Information Base.
-
-
show
l2vpn pseudowires- Show the status of the configured pseudowires.
- /var/run/ldpd.sock
- UNIX-domain socket used for communication with
ldpd(8).
ldpd.conf(5),
ldpd(8)
The
ldpctl program first appeared in
OpenBSD 4.6.
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