" |-laptop.net.org - laptop's uplink is test",
" | `-foobar.net.org - foobar's uplink is laptop",
" `-test2.net.org - test2's uplink is test",
- " `-test3.net.org - test3's uplink is test3",
+ " `-test3.net.org - test3's uplink is test2",
" $b$b ",
" Its important that every entry in your routing plan be specified relitive to the same location. Usually this is the location of X3 itself, but doesn't have to be. In the above example you could do:",
+ " ROUTING ADDPLAN mylpan ",
" ROUTING ADDSERVER myplan test.net.org:4400 x3.net.services ",
" ROUTING ADDSERVER myplan test2.net.org:4400 test.net.org ",
" ROUTING ADDSERVER myplan test3.net.org:4400 test2.net.org ",
" ROUTING ADDSERVER myplan laptop.net.org:4400 test.net.org ",
" ROUTING ADDSERVER myplan foobar.net.org:4400 laptop.net.org ",
+ " ROUTING SET ACTIVE myplan ",
" $b$b ",
" If there are loops, or two servers who point to eachother, $O will not be able to use the plan. If there are sections which do not link back to the rest, they will be lost and the plan will not work properly.",
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