On 2008-05-12, Peter Bristow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>OpenBSD also won't let you add routes
> where the nexthop is not locally reachable.
Doesn't "nexthop qualify via" help this?
If set to bgp, bgpd(8) may use BGP routes to verify nexthops.
On 2008-05-12, Peter Bristow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for the replies so far. bgpd can handle full tables. This means that
> as of today ~251K prefixes demonstrably work but most of these are from
> peers (iBGP or eBGP) I'm interested in known limitations/expected gotchas on
> locally or
> Well, bgpd has no problem handing out a full route table to many clients.
>
Again I know it can handle lots of sessions, and lots of routes over those
sessions it's getting them into bgp.
>
> If these are co-lo servers, wouldn't you just want to have one 'network
> inet static set { blah }'
Well, bgpd has no problem handing out a full route table to many clients.
If these are co-lo servers, wouldn't you just want to have one 'network inet
static set { blah }' line and then add the 50K routes as static routes in the
kernel?
Peter Bristow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks for the re
Thanks for the replies so far. bgpd can handle full tables. This means that
as of today ~251K prefixes demonstrably work but most of these are from
peers (iBGP or eBGP) I'm interested in known limitations/expected gotchas on
locally originating 50k prefixes.50K lines of
network 92.48.111.0/26 set
Plenty of people, including myself, are using bgpd to manage full route tables
(> 230K routes, or even more these days) from multiple providers and/or to
multiple customers and have been for years. Some people are using it at
exchange points with dozens or hundreds of peers. At close to 5 year
Peter Bristow wrote:
Hi,
Are there any known limitations or expected gotchas with originating a large
number of routes with OpenBGPD?
I'm thinking in the order of tens of thousands of routes. I've done a basic
'stress' test with 100,000 routes and nothing
immediately broke. The idea is to route b
Hi,
Are there any known limitations or expected gotchas with originating a large
number of routes with OpenBGPD?
I'm thinking in the order of tens of thousands of routes. I've done a basic
'stress' test with 100,000 routes and nothing
immediately broke. The idea is to route blocks of IP space to se
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