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Re: OpenBSD Bgpd as main bgp router with full-mech ?
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- Subject: Re: OpenBSD Bgpd as main bgp router with full-mech ?
- From: Arvid Grøtting <arvidg_(_at_)_regina_(_dot_)_uio_(_dot_)_no>
- Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2004 11:36:45 +0200
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Xavier Beaudouin <kiwi_(_at_)_oav_(_dot_)_net> writes:
> Hello there,
>
> I am very happy with the fact that bgpd is inside OpenBSD 3.5 (and
> also carp and so on)....
>
> Now I am asking myself if there is anybody here that allready used
> bgpd as bgpd for mainstream router for handling all full-mech as a
> replacement of a Cisco for example...
I'm not, yet, but I'm seriously considering it once I upgrade to 3.5.
I have some questions, however, in case anyone has tried any of this:
- will OpenBSD's bgpd be able to coexist with Zebra (or Quagga) and
its ospfd, or, more importantly, will Zebra/ospfd be able to coexist
and cooperate with OpenBSD's bgpd (in the same box)?
- if not, is someone working on an OpenBSD ospf daemon?
- is there a simple way to generate an (OpenBSD, not Zebra) bgpd.conf
from a RtConfig (IRRtoolset) file? I have lots and lots of
prefix-filter lines...
--
Arvid
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