Thanks for your answer.
That's was an expected one, but as I send routes to another router and not to the kernel i would have expected that this would not have been an issue. I will try to update bird.
Do you know if BSD port is up to date ?

Le 3 mars 2023 15:53:15 GMT+01:00, Marek Zarychta <zarychtam@plan-b.pwste.edu.pl> a écrit :
W dniu 3.03.2023 o 14:30, Arnaud Houdelette-Langlois pisze:

Hi.

We are using bird for BGP/OSPF routing on our FreeBSD routers/firewalls for quite some time now.

I'm trying to setup linux server load-balancing using ExaBGP, and bird as Route-Reflectors.

Between the bird machines and linux servers, we got Force10 L3 switchs, also setup as route-reflector clients.

I have no problem setting up the BGP sessions, bird receives both routes from the 2 servers. But I can't manage to have the L3 switchs getting both routes in return.

birdc's "show route export bgp_sw3" only shows one of the 2 routes.

I tried enabling add-path without success. Maybe I'm missing something ?

Thanks for your help.

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Arnaud Houdelette-Langlois
Administrateur des infrastructures systèmes et réseaux

BIRD under FreeBSD supports multipath, but not the standard rtsock build. For achieving your aim you have to run BIRD 2.0.12 built with bsd-netlink target[1]. Building and running netlink flavor of BIRD under FreeBSD requires 13.2-RC1 or later.

[1] https://bird.network.cz/pipermail/bird-users/2022-December/016412.html