I get it now. There *is* a local route that would match that if-statement
in the context of the export. I misunderstood this routing table entry as
ip-route presented it (that won't happen again).
$ ip route
...
blackhole 10.6.130.64/26 proto bird
If I read the routes using the old 'route' comma
Ensure the MTU is set correctly on the tunX interfaces. Verify with „ping -M do
-s “ that your tunnels can carry the „promised“ amount of
bytes as indicated by interface MTU.
😉☝🏻🤓
Clemens
PS: = Interface-MTU -28
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Hello,
I have some issues runinng a few Bird-instances, where two border PC's
are connected over a VPN-Connection. The image below shows the setting:
clientA 192.168.30.2 (eth) |//|//192.168.30.1 (eth) routerA 192.168.21.5
(eth) |//|//192.168.21.1 (eth) clientB 10.29.0.8 (tun) |//|//10.29.0.1
Hi. I am new to bird, and am studying an existing bird 1.6 configuration
to understand how the system it supports works. Nothing is broken on my
system; I just want to understand how it works.
In the main bird.cfg within a bgp template, I see this
export filter calico_pools;
that calico_pools
