Thanks! Please don't get to high of an expectation. I am a Cisco route/switch guy learning to code python for this endeavor. I have the front end web interface mostly complete. I am working on some behind the scenes expansion of the data gained via BIRD by using SNMP to gather additional device and route details to marry with the BIRD route details. The web interface is built entirely off the Bootstrap platform. Python and AJAX will run in the background to pull in the data live and/or from a mysql DB. The final step will be a master console that will be usable to control each individual server. I have 30+ locations around the United States and there will be a BIRD server plus whatever I call this that I am building running locally at each site. Then I will have a master console (still have no name for what I am building) that will control all the servers in each location. The idea behind this setup is that each location may lose it's private line connection with our data center and I want any blackhole or route control routes to still remain active in each location. Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Droid Turbo 2. On Mon, May 22, 2017 at 9:11 PM, Israel G. Lugo <israel.lugo@lugosys.com> wrote:
On 05/23/2017 01:07 AM, Jason Kopacko wrote:
Yes I sure do.
That's great! :)
All I need at this point for OSPF is an output of a route table with OSPF routes.
I'll send you a sanitized route table off-list.
Regards, Israel