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rtadvctl

RTADVCTL(8)						    BSD System Manager's Manual 					       RTADVCTL(8)

NAME

     rtadvctl -- control program for rtadvd(8) daemon

SYNOPSIS

     rtadvctl [-v] subcommand [interface ...]

DESCRIPTION

     rtadvctl is a utility that communicates with rtadvd(8) daemon and displays information about Router Advertisement messages being sent on each
     interface.

     This utility provides several options and subcommands.  The options are as follows:

     -v      Increase verbosity level.	When specified once, the rtadvctl utility shows additional information about prefixes, RDNSS, and DNSSL
	     options.  When given twice, it additionally shows information about inactive interfaces and some statistics.

     The subcommands are as follows:

     reload [interfaces...]
	     Specifies to reload the configuration file.  If one or more interface is specified, configuration entries for the interfaces will be
	     reloaded selectively.

     enable interfaces...
	     Specifies to mark the interface as enable and to try to reload the configuration entry.  This subcommand is useful for dynamically-
	     added interfaces.

	     The rtadvd(8) daemon marks an interface as enable if the interface exists and the configuration file has a valid entry for that when
	     it is invoked.

     disable interfaces...
	     Specifies to mark the interface as disable.

     shutdown
	     Makes the rtadvd(8) daemon shut down.  Note that the rtadvd(8) daemon will send several RAs with zero lifetime to invalidate the old
	     information on each interface.  It will take at most nine seconds.

     show [interfaces...]
	     Displays information on Router Advertisement messages being sent on each interface.

SEE ALSO

     rtadvd.conf(5), rtadvd(8)

HISTORY

     The rtadvctl command first appeared in FreeBSD 9.0.

AUTHORS

     rtadvctl was written by Hiroki Sato <hrs@FreeBSD.org>.

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								   July 16, 2011							       BSD

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