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No route to host After adding a link to emane #891
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Some aspects of CORE were not originally written to handle runtime changes well. Or at least result in impacting things in a way you might not realize. Nodes running EMANE often depend upon running a routing protocol. If you add an EMANE connection at runtime, the |
Describe the bug
Hello,
I'm encountering a peculiar issue while running a session in our simulation environment. Here's a brief rundown of the situation:
During runtime, I've successfully created an interface on Node 1.
I then utilized the core.add_link() method to establish a connection between this interface and the EMANE module.
However, I've noticed that Node 1 is unable to ping Node 2, which is also linked to the same EMANE module.
Interestingly, the situation changes when I interact with Node 2 through the core-gui interface:
Upon clicking on Node 2, Node 1 suddenly gains the ability to ping Node 2.
The daemon logs display the following messages:
And my python code is :
I'm curious if anyone has come across a similar issue or has any insights into what might be causing this behavior. Any guidance or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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