rtr 类型设备 nwk link_status_list

有一个问题，请教前辈们：

nwk status包中link_status_list 里的linkStatusListItem 是根据什么信息产生的？最好能说明一下具体的参数

你说的是Link Status里面的incoming cost和out going cost对吧？

9.7 Asynchronous Links
An asynchronous link occurs when a node can receive packets from another node but it can’t send packets to that
node. Whenever this happens, this link is not a good link to route packets.
In ZigBee PRO, this problem is overcome by the use of the Network Link Status message. Every router in a ZigBee
PRO network sends a periodic Link Status message. This message is a one hop broadcast message that contains the
sending device’s neighbor list. The idea is this – if you receive your neighbor’s Link Status and you are either
missing from the neighbor list or your receive cost is too low (in the list), you can assume that the link between you
and this neighbor is an asynchronous link and you should not use it for routing.
To change the time between Link Status messages you can change the compile flag
NWK_LINK_STATUS_PERIOD, which is used to initialize _NIB.nwkLinkStatusPeriod. You can also
change _NIB.nwkLinkStatusPeriod directly. Remember that only PRO routers send the link status message
and that every router in the network must have the same Link Status time period.
_NIB.nwkLinkStatusPeriod contains the number of seconds between Link Status messages.
Another parameter that affects the Link Status message is _NIB.nwkRouterAgeLimit (defaulted to
NWK_ROUTE_AGE_LIMIT). This represents the number of Link Status periods that a router can remain in a
device’s neighbor list, without receiving a Link Status from that device, before it becomes aged out of the list. If we
haven’t received a Link Status message from a neighbor within (_NIB.nwkRouterAgeLimit *
_NIB.nwkLinkStatusPeriod), we will age the neighbor out and assume that this device is missing or that it’s
an asynchronous link and not use it.