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This document describes how to run arand. It is assumed that you have installed
and configured arand already.
arand comes with a script called run.sh that deletes the network route from your routing table
that is automatically added when you activate the network interface (on most Linuxes). The route must be deleted
because in ad hoc networking, the only routes an ad hoc node is concerned with is routes to other individual nodes. Network
routes do no make any sense in ad hoc networking.
You will want to examine the run.sh script in the arand package and modify it for your setup.
Running arand
- Run the ARAN daemon
/usr/local/bin/arand-run.sh
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