If you're looking for vanilla BIRD, I'd package something myself, rather,
or https://hub.docker.com/r/pierky/bird/ if you want something
pre-packaged. The repo for that calico/bird image explicitly calls out:
> This is a fork of the BIRD internet routing daemon which provides the
following additio
On Thu, Jan 19, 2023 at 10:23:04PM +, Billy R Ridgway wrote:
> I am interested in running Bird from within a docker container to act as a
> BGP router. I see that https://hub.docker.com/r/calico/bird exists but when I
> deploy it it doesn’t seem to have anything inside of it. Maybe I am not u
Hello Team,
I encountered a weird problem with OSPF. I attache scheme.png.
R1 and R2 has configured area0 via vlan1000, both has also area1 NSSA to
R3. Simply:
-
config R1:
protocol ospf CORE_OSPF {
tick 1;
ipv4 {
import all;
I am interested in running Bird from within a docker container to act as a BGP
router. I see that https://hub.docker.com/r/calico/bird exists but when I
deploy it it doesn’t seem to have anything inside of it. Maybe I am not using
this calico bird container properly? If this is the wrong directi
> Type 4 LSAs are generated automatically on ABR (not ASBR), i.e. if there
> are two or more areas in the OSPF domain, for each known ASBR and each
> non-stub area. For details, see check_sum_rt_lsa().
Thanks, the type 4 LSA:s originated from bird seems to be in order. But my
problem here is that
