December 2012 - Bird-users

IS-IS
by kveri new 01 Jun '15

01 Jun '15

Hello, I would like to implement IS-IS as a part of my master thesis. Are there any apparent problems which would prevent successful implementation, political and/or technical? Also I would like to hear opinions of the authors. Implementation timeframe is 2013 (if we live past 21th). Regards, Martin Čechvala Faculty of Informatics and Information Technologies Slovak Technical University

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Re: iBGP
by Miłosz Oller 21 Feb '13

21 Feb '13

After add comment next hop self and add gateway direct: protocol static { route 91.231.205.0/24 reject; route 91.237.68.0/22 reject; } [..] # next hop self; gateway direct; [..] bird> show route 91.231.205.0/24 all 91.231.205.0/24 unreachable [static1 15:27] * (200) Type: static unicast univ via 91.231.205.193 on eth0 [bgp_syscom 15:27] (100) [i] Type: BGP unicast univ BGP.origin: IGP BGP.as_path: BGP.next_hop: 91.231.205.193 BGP.local_pref: 100 Why static route is unreachable? On both routers are two prefixes in static protocol. On second router is the same problem. -- Miłosz Oller Dnia 2012-12-30, nie o godzinie 14:14 +0200, Roman Skopenko pisze: > On 30.12.2012 14:02, Miłosz Oller wrote: > > Session on router no.2: > > protocol bgp bgp_r1_ibgp { > > description "iBGP"; > > import all; > > export all; > > next hop self; > > local as 198611; > > neighbor 91.231.205.193 as 198611; > > source address 91.231.205.194; > > } > > > > bird> show route 91.231.205.0/24 all > > 91.231.205.0/24 unreachable [static1 14:36] * (200) > > Type: static unicast univ > > unreachable [bgp_r2_ibgp 14:37 from 91.231.205.193] > > (100/-) [i] > > Type: BGP unicast univ > > BGP.origin: IGP > > BGP.as_path: > > BGP.next_hop: 91.231.205.193 > > BGP.local_pref: 100 > > > > Any ideas? > > > > I am not sure... > try (if neigbour unreach) > gateway direct; > or/and (if prefixes do not pass thru) > rr client; >

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BUG: /lib/lists.c
by Тамарский Максим 21 Jan '13

21 Jan '13

LIST_INLINE void rem_node(node *n) { node *z = n->prev; node *x = n->next; z->next = x; x->prev = z; } Using of this function may broke list.tail and list.head. Later call to function like add_head or add_tail may couse problem. -- Тамарский Максим Александрович Инженер-программист ООО Эн-Эс-Джи г.Москва, Кирпичная 39/41 оф.1302 Почтовый адрес: 105187 Россия, Москва ул.Вольная, д.35, оф.NSG Тел./факс: +7 495 727-19-59 Web-сайт: http://www.nsg.ru

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Announce prefix to BGP conditional
by Robert Hass 04 Jan '13

04 Jan '13

Hi Is it possible to announce additional prefix in BGP (let's say inject it) conditional ? My configuration is 3 BGP sessions: 1st BGP session to ISP 2nd and 3rd BGP sessions to customers I would like to announce default-route (0.0.0.0/0) via BGP only if I receiving let's say defined 2 prefixes from my ISP. Is it possible at BIRD ? How I can do this ? My ISP will NOT announce default route to me, so I cannot simply re-announce it to my neighbors. Rob

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iBGP
by Miłosz Oller 30 Dec '12

30 Dec '12

Hi Does anyone have a example of configuration iBGP? ISP1 - - R1 - (iBGP) - R2 - - ISP2 -- Miłosz Oller ul. Cegielniana 8, 89-501 Tuchola GSM: + 48 603 030 347 http://sys-com.pl

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Consulting
by Scott 20 Dec '12

20 Dec '12

Hi List, Seeing the message of Jeff yesterday and the fact I have been trying to get bird to work for a few days now I am pretty sure I need help from soneone setting up bird. We are basically setting up anycast with a few servers at three locations. The servers will need to speak OSPF to a Juniper router which then redistributes the routes accordingly to the internet. We would like to use bird(6) to do this for a few ips setup at the loopback interface (both IPv4 and IPv6). I managed to get quagga ospfd working just fine, ospf6d not unfortunately. Figured switching to bird would help but I can't get IPv4 ospf in bird working either. I read the manual of bird a few times, top to bottom, googled around but didn't got it to work. The servers are running CentOS 6.3, I have compiled bird & bird6 from source. What i need done is a full config for bird & bird6, I tried almost every setting so I think it is best if someone just creates a config from scratch for us. The setup is quite simple honestly, the routers are running ospf and ospfv3. IPs are assigned to the interfaces and loopback. We don't need ospf authentication but do need the bird config/process secured, logging to syslog and just some prefix filtering on what goes out over OSPF. I have no problem paying for it. Hopefully somebody can help me out here. Thanks a lot! Scott

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weird routes apparing in linux cache route table
by Arkadiusz Miśkiewicz 19 Dec '12

19 Dec '12

Hi, Linux 3.0.18 (using multiple routing tables with priorities set via ip rule but that's not relevant here I guess), bird 1.3.8 and weird problem. I have simple bird configuration, only one bgp peer. I'm NOT exporting received routes to kernel: protocol kernel { learn; export none; import all; scan time 15; } Now the problem is that there ARE weird routes (for IP X) are appearing in kernel cache table (and not any other) for routes that are received by bird. The weird routes are appearing when openvpn client connects to the same machine from IP X address. Cached routes are like this: IP_X from My_IP dev eth0 If I disable protocol bgp {} section then the problem goes away. I enable it, "configure" and problem reappears. Why bird has influence on linux kernel cache routing table if export none? No clue. Any ideas? config: router id xxx...; filter bgp_in_net prefix set PS; { accept; } filter bgp_out_net prefix set PS; { PS = [ something/24 ]; if ( net ~ PS ) then accept; reject; } protocol device { scan time 10; } protocol direct { interface "eth0"; } protocol direct { interface "eth1"; } protocol kernel { learn; export none; import all; scan time 15; } protocol bgp netia { debug { states, events }; description "net"; import filter bgp_in_net; export filter bgp_out_net; local as aaaa; neighbor bbbbbb as cccc; default bgp_local_pref 100; } -- Arkadiusz Miśkiewicz, arekm / maven.pl

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Short consulting gig
by jeff 19 Dec '12

19 Dec '12

Hello bird users! I have a fairly simple ospf setup which i would like to configure using bird. I am sending this message to the list with the hope of finding a bird expert (really just a bird user who knows how to configure ospf) who would be willing to help configure bird for me, in exchange for some $. Please message me off-list and when I have someone for the job I will reply to this message saying that I have found someone. Thank you, -krzee

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BFD support.
by c 17 Dec '12

17 Dec '12

Hello there, I notice several mails in the archive saying that BFD support may work its way into BIRD in the future. Has there been any progress here? I'm willing to try/prove experimental code. Many thanks, CraigT

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configure file missing from git repo?
by Job Snijders 15 Dec '12

15 Dec '12

Hi all, Am I missing some step in the make proces? Alice:bird job$ git pull Already up-to-date. Alice:bird job$ head INSTALL How to install BIRD =================== $ ./configure $ make # make install Default location for configuration file is /usr/local/etc/bird.conf and for control socket is /usr/local/var/run/bird.ctl . You can change that by --sysconfdir and --localstatedir configure options. Alice:bird job$ ./configure -bash: ./configure: No such file or directory Alice:bird job$ ls configure* configure.in Alice:bird job$ Kind regards, Job

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