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@@ -51,13 +51,13 @@ There are several management interfaces supported by XRd nodes:
## Interfaces mapping
XRd container uses the following mapping for its linux interfaces[^2]:
XRd container uses the following mapping for its Linux interfaces[^2]:
*`eth0` - management interface connected to the containerlab management network
*`eth1` - first data interface mapped to `Gi0/0/0/0` internal interface.
*`ethN` - Nth data interface mapped to `Gi0/0/0/N-1` internal interface.
*`Gi0-0-0-0` - first data interface mapped to `Gi0/0/0/0` internal interface.
*`Gi0-0-0-N` - Nth data interface mapped to `Gi0/0/0/N` internal interface.
When containerlab launches XRd node, it will set IPv4/6 addresses as assigned by docker to the `eth0` interface and XRd node will boot with these addresses configured for its `MgmthEth0`. Data interfaces `eth1+` need to be configured with IP addressing manually.
When containerlab launches XRd node, it will set IPv4/6 addresses as assigned by docker to the `eth0` interface and XRd node will boot with these addresses configured for its `MgmthEth0`. Data interfaces `Gi0/0/0/N` need to be configured with IP addressing manually.
