Command to Display Prefixes and Default router entries in Linux

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Hi All,
     In FreeBSD we have the "ndp -p" and "ndp -r" to display the Prefixes
and the default router entries learned from Router Advertisements.

Is there an equivalent command in Linux?

I tried "ip neighbor" but that doesn't display the entries related to RA.

Dheeraj

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ay the entries related to RA.<br></div><div><br></div><div>Dheeraj<br></div=
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