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`TCP/IP Illustrated, Volume 1
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`The Protocols
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`W. Richard Stevens
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`TCP/IP Illustrated: the protocols/W. Richard Stevens.
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`routing
`daemon
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`route
`command
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`routing table “
`updates from\
`adjacent routers ‘\
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`our packet (one of
`our IP addresses or
`broadcas addrs) ?
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`process IP options
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`IP input queue
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`JP_1‘1y_er_______________ _ _
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`network interfaces
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`Figure 9.1 Processing done at the IP layer.
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`Routing Principles
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`The place to start our discussion of IP routing is to understand what is maintained by
`the kernel in its routing table. The information contained in the routing table drives all
`the routing decisions made by IP.
`In Section 3.3 we listed the steps that IP performs when it searches its routing table.
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`1. Search for a matching host address.
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`2. Search for a matching network address.
`3. Search for a default entry. (The default entry is normally specified in the routing
`table as a network entry, with a network ID of O.)
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`A matching host address is always used before a matching network address.
`The routing done by IP, when it searches the routing table and decides which inter-
`face to send a packet out, is a routing mechanism. This differs from a routing policy, which
`is a set of rules that decides which routes go into the routing table. IP performs the
`routing mechanism while a routing daemon normally provides the routing policy.
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