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On 10/Jun/15 01:04, joel jaeggli wrote: > > At one time I had datacenter interiors that had no isis support. they > ran ospfv2 and to the extent that it was necessary in limited > application ospfv3. the datacenter border and the backbone used ISIS for > both adress families. routes were in general not redistributed between IGPs. We run Quagga on Anycast servers (DNS, NTP, TACACS+, e.t.c.) using OSPFv2|v3, largely because Quagga's IS-IS support is terrible. We have (restrictively) redistribute that into our IS-IS backbone, which works great. Wish we didn't have to do that, but it works well, and OSPF is stable in Quagga. Mark. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJVeTCaAAoJEGcZuYTeKm+GZEkP/iPyXNsOkCFwBIbYU4Q8SyDN qjW0oZR8MY126nLqgikvwJed4PdMwZh/Qoyz2C76e2LLVl03/Ru8gN0I8fUl6ueH +B8dKUuTiY8Q4eXyR5GzY451GafY+O/ggJDruDi7t24XCWl14w32pfqdiCTwE10Q Ch+S5mbd8MavLOK2Rbh8bS5AFztRBol7U34UZhUeyH/3/I9xwaMojV0u637Id6b1 veuILlLohxdqUF8r04HRBdr9AZVGADorV1/4C2T4kgCJXrbGpN+QBOMvbjkdBQBU cufppx5hnSSb9tSrkX0cGYFD8ouZXRGK9oC+6Uuouj1R9/Uxfvml4DxJJq75ZEON XZMUEX8NPUJOlX65a94WDdI/7IBp+zTRS5CO2ZXcWYqbXWxFOajjslj7L4LbVADq PZq4HVtGFCeEiyftPXv8r3mmBw/5CJSst255BaYLk6EF8tU0TZbgoeYJspqQXMYx I3HI3GYMhDalHtoMGFNedl+atpVHtlMtOXY+hPuIdpDXXnIw8UrRL1s21qmtSpJD p/5enXrPW5opBdQYQ+dar7LedbanupqhTV0Zp2TZ/n7yaqakalvWk1bCAkwzVrOk 1d0cPNXlomyithOFXSnp1cUqtnsyxixtgcQcY2DgXUKGqnaB2GcHskTu/2gYCmV2 Zcud3k0zJDrCFkve+im6 =osk1 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
