Re: zebra on openbsd?

[Claudio Jeker <cjeker_(_at_)_ee_(_dot_)_ethz_(_dot_)_ch>]

On Thu, Sep 26, 2002 at 09:30:58 +0100, Peter N. M. Hansteen wrote:
> Some time within the next month or so I'll be setting up a new
> machine to act as a gateway for our lan, probably with a few
> additional duties.
> 
> Points of interest - the machine will be acting as a gateway
> for our LAN out onto the internet, but since we also have a
> connection to a separate private network (via a different gateway,
> which runs FreeBSD 4.6-stable -the ISP insisted), we need to run BGP
> routing. The current machine runs linux (Debian), and getting the
> zebra package to behave there is at times challenging.
> 
> I'm seriously considering setting up the replacement machine with
> OpenBSD (using a 3.2 snapshot initially), and I would be very interested
> in hearing any and all war stories about running zebra for bgp on
> recent OpenBSD releases.
> 
I'm using zebra and bgpd normaly on BSD (FreeBSD and OpenBSD) and never
had problems.
A few weeks ago I needed to install zebra on a cutomers Linux Box (RadCrap
7.x) and had only trouble (netlink or not and other issues).

OpenBSD with pf and zebra is a very cool gateway.


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:wq Claudio