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From: Stuart Henderson <stu@...>
To: Tony Sarendal <tony@...>
Cc: misc <misc@...>
Subject: Re: using bgpd and ospfd
Date: Tuesday, October 30, 2007 - 6:31 am

On 2007/10/30 10:17, Tony Sarendal wrote:


I had problems with this, I think bgpd was stomping on the ospf route

of my IX's /24, causing the routes from peers to fail nexthop validation

on the other routers. I didn't get to the bottom of it so I just started

filtering that /24 in bgpd but I don't think it's meant to do that.


The routing table doesn't handle multiple routes with differing

priorities, so the daemons must watch for updates on the routing socket

and react to them, I guess this is somewhat delicate but I don't have

a diff so I'll shut up (-:
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using bgpd and ospfd, Tony Sarendal, (Mon Oct 29, 9:19 pm)
Re: using bgpd and ospfd, Henning Brauer, (Tue Oct 30, 5:16 am)
Re: using bgpd and ospfd, Tony Sarendal, (Tue Oct 30, 6:17 am)
Re: using bgpd and ospfd, Henning Brauer, (Tue Oct 30, 6:50 am)
Re: using bgpd and ospfd, Tony Sarendal, (Tue Oct 30, 7:09 am)
Re: using bgpd and ospfd, Stuart Henderson, (Tue Oct 30, 6:31 am)