From: dean
In networks with both routers that support SADR and routers that
don't, there is the possibility of routing loops.
draft-ietf-rtgwg-dst-src-routing-04 describes some ways to avoid
these loops. One of these ways is to detect that the path for an
SADR route passes through a non-SADR rout
From: dean
A new OSPF variant can be used to support SADR.
protocol ospf v3_sadr {
...
}
The channel type should be the same as for the static protocol,
sadr_ip6.
Static routes are distributed in OSPF using external LSAs. A new
LSA type was created (LSA_T_EXT_SADR 0x4025) to distribute
From: dean
A new channel, sadr_ip6, is used for SADR both in the kernel
and static protocols. In the static protocol, routes can be
inserted with the following syntax:
route from via "interface"
route from recursive
There is a bug in the Linux kernel that causes undefined behavior
when bot
From: dean
This patch adds a new network of type NET_SADR_IP6, including new
structures, constants, and switch cases for the new network type.
Some existing functions are duplicates to handle the new network
type, and netlink can now handle SADR routes.
The net_route_sadr_ip6 function is a bit o
Hello,
This is another try at extending the static and OSPFv3 protocols to
support Source Address Dependent Routing (SADR), also called Source
Specific Routing. This basically means that routing will take into
account not only the destination address, but the source address as well.
IPv6 sub
