Hi,
On 2/11/2016 1:52 AM, Alex Bligh wrote:
> On 9 Feb 2016, at 16:13, Frank Habicht wrote:
>
>> In one of your neighboring countries exists bad experience with having
>> the 2 VMs with the 2 birds on one phys. hardware.
>
> I have no idea why that should be an issue. I run bird as an appliance
On 9 Feb 2016, at 16:13, Frank Habicht wrote:
> In one of your neighboring countries exists bad experience with having
> the 2 VMs with the 2 birds on one phys. hardware.
I have no idea why that should be an issue. I run bird as an appliance
(might well be more than one per physical hardware, i
Hi,
Is there a way to make bird include a metric when installing routes into
the linux routing table? I want to base the metric on the length of the BGP
path (so longer path via prepending has higher metric), or failing that, a
local_pref value.
Regards,
Mike
Hello Fellows,
as a follow-up for the recent discussion about BIRD support of IPv6 ECMP on
Linux
( http://trubka.network.cz/pipermail/bird-users/2016-January/010163.html ),
I've created a patch, which addresses this problem.
The current patch is against the master branch, i.e. for BIRD 1.x.
I wil
Hello Fellows,
as mentioned in my previous mail, here is a patch
for IPv6 ECMP support against the int-new branch, for BIRD 2.
The only difference between the master and int-new patches
is that the current (int-new) one uses the rtable.addr_type
to determine the IPv6-style behavior,
instead of p
The API for configuring ECMP for IPv6 on Linux is not symmetrical.
Routes can be set via the multipath structures, but Linux kernel
splits this up into separate routes internally.
As a result, ECMP routes are retorned as separate independent
routes when queried.
This patch works around this issue b
The API for configuring ECMP for IPv6 on Linux is not symmetrical.
Routes can be set via the multipath structures, but Linux kernel
splits this up into separate routes internally.
As a result, ECMP routes are retorned as separate independent
routes when queried.
This patch works around this issue b
