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-Radv
-====
-
-This document is for setting up radv on Bird 1.6.
-
-# General syntax
-
-You will want to add one of these to one of your Bird configuration files:
-
-```
-protocol radv
-{
-    # Stuff goes here
-}
-```
-
-## Advertising your prefix
-
-If you would like to advertise your prefix to hosts on your LAN that have set their address acquisition for IPv6 to _'Automatic'_ such that they will assign themselves an address within that prefix then you will want to add a `prefix` block as so:
-
-```
-protocol radv
-{
-    # Advertise your prefix
-    prefix fd40:ec65:5b4c::/64 {
-        # TODO: Add anything that needs to be in here
-    };
-
-    # Interfaces to run radv on
-    interface "eth0";
-}
-```
-
-In the above example I am advertising a `/64` within my `/48`/ULA (`fd40:ec65:5b4c::/48`), `fd40:ec65:5b4c::/64`, and only on interface `eth0` will radv run.
-
-## Advertising route(s)
-
-You can advertise a default route, to `fd00::/8` or simply all routes in your router's routing table, to your hosts using the following:
-
-### Advertising a single `fd00::/8`
-
-TODO: Add this as I normally don't do this even though one should as it means less memory consumption and advertisement updates
-
-### Advertising all known routes
-
-This will advertise all the routes your Bird router knows (those in the `crxn` table) such that your, laptop for example, will add all of them to its routing table.
-
-```
-protocol radv
-{
-	# Enable propagating of routes exported to us via radv to hosts
-	propagate routes yes;
-
-	# Export all your routes into the radv advertisement
-	export filter crxn6;
-	table crxn;
-
-	# Interface to run radv on - only eth0 (change to what you want)
-	interface "eth0" {
-		# Advertise your prefix
-	    prefix fd40:ec65:5b4c::/64 {
-	        # Defaults are fine
-	    };
-
-		# Prevent advertising of default route
-		default lifetime 0;
-	};
-}
-```