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When printing the connected peers, print the underlay IP instead of the overlay IP.
The link cost of a peer is now the smoothed average. This makes sure a single short latency spike doesn't disrupt routing.
On Linux, set the TUN ip as /7 and avoid setting a /64 route. This brings it in line with OSX.
When selecting the best route for a subnet, consider the currently
installed route and only switch if it is significantly better, or
directly connected.
Increase the static link cost component of a peer. This will increase
the value of a hop in the metric of a route, in turn increasing the
impact of multiple hops on route selection. The route selection will
thus be more inclined to find a path with fewer hops toward a
destination. Ultimately, if multiple paths to a destination exist with
roughly the same latency, they one with fewer hops should be
preferred, since this avoids putting unnecessary pressure on multiple
nodes in the network.
IHU packets now include the underlay IP instead of the overlay IP.
When a new peer connects the underlay IP is logged instead of the
overlay IP.
Fixed
Ignore retraction updates if the route table has an existing but retracted route already. This fixes
an issue where retracted routes would not be flushed from the routing table.
Removed
All uses of the exchanged overlay IP in the peer handshake are fully
removed. Handshake is still performed to stay backwards compatible
until the next breaking release.