/usr/share/ion/configs/loopback-udp/loopback.rc is in ion-doc 3.0.1~dfsg1-1.
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# Initialization command (command 1).
# Set this node to be node 1 (as in ipn:1).
# Use default sdr configuration (empty configuration file name "").
1 1 ""
# start ion node
s
# Add a contact.
# It will start at +1 seconds from now, ending +3600 seconds from now.
# It will connect node 1 to itself
# It will transmit 100000 bytes/second.
a contact +1 +3600 1 1 100000
a contact +1 +3600 1 2 100000
a contact +1 +3600 2 1 100000
# Add a range. This is the physical distance between nodes.
# It will start at +1 seconds from now, ending +3600 seconds from now.
# It will connect node 1 to itself.
# Data on the link is expected to take 1 second to reach the other
# end (One Way Light Time).
a range +1 +3600 1 1 1
a range +1 +3600 1 2 1
a range +1 +3600 2 1 1
# set this node to consume and produce a mean of 1000000 bytes/second.
m production 1000000
m consumption 1000000
# Disable congestion forecasting
m horizon +0
## end ionadmin
## begin bpadmin
# Initialization command (command 1).
1
# Add an EID scheme.
# The scheme's name is ipn.
# The scheme's number is 1. Note that this number is defined for
# Compressed Bundle Header Encoding (CBHE) schemes ONLY. All other
# schemes (dtn for example) should use number -1.
# This scheme's forwarding engine is handled by the program 'ipnfw.'
# This scheme's administration program (acting as the custodian
# daemon) is 'ipnadminep.'
a scheme ipn 'ipnfw' 'ipnadminep'
# Add endpoints.
# Establish endpoints ipn:1.1 and ipn:1.2 on the local node.
# The behavior for receiving a bundle when there is no application
# currently accepting bundles, is to queue them 'q', as opposed to
# immediately and silently discarding them (use 'x' instead of 'q' to
# discard).
a endpoint ipn:1.1 q
a endpoint ipn:1.2 q
a endpoint ipn:1.3 q
# Add a protocol.
a protocol udp 1400 100
# Add an induct. (listen)
a induct udp 0.0.0.0:4556 udpcli
# Add an outduct. (since one UDP socket can address any IP, use '*'
# for the destination address, then this clo can send to any udp cli)
a outduct udp * udpclo
s
## end bpadmin
## begin ipnadmin
# Add an egress plan.
# Bundles to be transmitted to element number 1 (that is, yourself).
# This element is named 'node1.'
# The plan is to queue for transmission (x) on protocol 'udp' using
# the outduct identified as '*,127.0.0.1:4556'. This specification
# will match the udpclo '*' and pass it an auxiliary parameter
# (destination address) of '127.0.0.1:4556'
a plan 1 udp/*,127.0.0.1:4556
## end ipnadmin
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