MTRP exposes table and router summaries for bench testing and protocol verification.

The main summary typically includes:

• device ID
• local node ID
• network ID
• address state
• router state
• registered path count
• active neighbor count
• active route count
• transport capabilities
• security capabilities

The route summary shows learned forwarding candidates.

Important note:

• this is not limited to one route per destination
• multiple next-hop candidates for the same destination are normal

The preferred route summary shows only forwarding routes that were actually selected during send-time resolution.

If the node has only needed direct-neighbor routing so far, this table may remain empty.

The neighbor summary is the best place to verify:

• direct peers
• last-seen timing
• expiry timing
• direct-link metric
• transport/security capability state

• verify direct neighbors appear with expected metrics
• verify indirect learned routes appear with additive metrics
• move nodes to force loss of a direct path
• confirm traffic falls back to a forwarded candidate
• confirm preferred-route entries appear when forwarding is actually used