Claudio Jeker wrote:
Additionally, is there some repository of OpenOSPFD config files out
on the internet I could reference?

Not that I know of. The manpage and the example rule file is a start.
Normaly you want to start with a simple setup (one area, no passwords) so
something like:

router-id 0.0.0.1
redistribute static
redistribute connected

area 0.0.0.0 {
        interface em0
        interface tun1
}

If that is working as expected you can start changing the config.

Amusingly, I actually had this identical configuration which I tried during one of my many tests. While running the dual-homed router in non-detaching verbose mode, it spits out some messages indicating a questionable level of operation, and certainly not 100% happiness (unknown neighbor ID, states constantly being ELECTed to switch from EXSTA to some other state).

But, this time when I tried it, after a few minutes everything seemed to latch into place. It was working great... so I left it to sit, and about 3 hours later, all the OSPF-provided routes just got up and vanished. So that leaves me back at square one.

What I did try was running this configuration with and without em0/tun1 being bridged... when they were not bridged, things absolutely did not work. When they were bridged, there was that message spew, but things seem to at least entertain some sporadic form of communication.

Thanks for your suggestions. I'll keep poking away at it and see if I can get everything happily talking.

-Matthew

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