Hi! When showing routing table, the output can have '*', '!' or empty depending on the route. I thought that the asterisk ('*') meant that the route is a primary route installed into the kernel. But this does not seem to always be true, e.g. consider the following: bird> show route 0.0.0.0/0 Table master4: 0.0.0.0/0 unicast [kernel1 2019-10-22] (215) via 10.210.137.1 on eth1 bird> show route ::0/0 Table master6: ::/0 unicast [static_ipv6 2019-10-22] * (255) via 2a02:1420:1:137::1 on eth1 bird> Why does the default route for IPv6 have a '*' but not for IPv4? Another example where a route pushed to the kernel is not having the '*' mark; bird> show route 10.210.138.64/30 Table master4: 10.210.138.64/30 unicast [ospfv2_1 16:50:34.613] I (145/20) [10.210.138.65] via 10.210.138.66 on p1-2-9-10g0 bird> q ~ # route | grep 10.210.138.64 10.210.138.64 10.210.138.66 255.255.255.252 UG 32 0 0 p1-2-9-10g0 ~ # Thanks, Kenth