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Feb 02, 2011
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Juliusz Chroboczek
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Document channel configuration.
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@@ -173,11 +173,6 @@ wireless interfaces; on wired interfaces, the default depends on the
.B \-s
flag.
.TP
.BR faraway " {" true | false }
This specifies whether the network is "far away", in the sense that
networks behind it don't interfere with networks in front of it. By
default, networks are not far away.
.TP
.BI rxcost " cost"
This defines the cost of receiving frames on the given interface under
ideal conditions (no packet loss); how this relates to the actual cost used
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@@ -185,6 +180,23 @@ for computing metrics of routes going through this interface depends on
whether link quality estimation is being done. The default is 96 for wired
interfaces, and 256 for wireless ones.
.TP
.BI channel " channel"
Sets the channel for this interface. The value
.I channel
can be either an integer, or one of the strings
.B interfering
or
.BR noninterfering .
The default is to autodetect the channel number for wireless interfaces,
and
.B noninterfering
for wired interfaces.
.TP
.BR faraway " {" true | false }
This specifies whether the network is "far away", in the sense that
networks behind it don't interfere with networks in front of it. By
default, networks are not far away.
.TP
.BI hello\-interval " interval"
This defines the interval between hello packets sent on this interface.
The default is specified with the
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