RIP TTL security Ubuntu bug ?
Hi Trying to use 'ttl security enable' with RIP protocol in BIRD, I get : /etc/bird.conf, line 30, syntax error It happens on three machines : . Ubuntu 14.04 LTS / Bird installed by repository . Ubuntu 14.04 LTS / Bird installed with 1.4.5 sources compile . Raspbian OS, Bird installed with 1.4.5 sources compile I tried with different syntaxes ( enable, yes, on, .. ) with same pb Did I miss a compile option ? ttl security if functioning OK with BIRD/BGP Thanks for any insight :-)
Hi Olivier. On 2015-03-28 15:56, olivier a wrote:
Trying to use 'ttl security enable' with RIP protocol in BIRD, I get: /etc/bird.conf, line 30, syntax error
Did I miss a compile option ?
No, the TTL SECURITY is always avaible.
ttl security if functioning OK with BIRD/BGP
For the BGP protocol is configuration of TTL SECURITY in the root of BGP configuration: protocol bgp { ttl security on; ... } In contrast to the TTL SECURITY for BGP, the TTL SECURITY for RIP must be in the interface confifiguration like this: protocol rip { interface "eth0" { ttl security on; ... }; ... } Maybe I will move this option to the root of the TIP protocol options like in the BGP. It will be more intuitive. So, Olivier, thanks for notice! :-) Pavel
OK, I understand. It's working perfectly now. Thank you for your explanations :-) On Mar 30, 2015 2:36 PM, <pavel.tvrdik@nic.cz> wrote:
Hi Olivier.
On 2015-03-28 15:56, olivier a wrote:
Trying to use 'ttl security enable' with RIP protocol in BIRD, I get: /etc/bird.conf, line 30, syntax error
Did I miss a compile option ?
No, the TTL SECURITY is always avaible.
ttl security if functioning OK with BIRD/BGP
For the BGP protocol is configuration of TTL SECURITY in the root of BGP configuration:
protocol bgp { ttl security on; ... }
In contrast to the TTL SECURITY for BGP, the TTL SECURITY for RIP must be in the interface confifiguration like this:
protocol rip { interface "eth0" { ttl security on; ... }; ... }
Maybe I will move this option to the root of the TIP protocol options like in the BGP. It will be more intuitive.
So, Olivier, thanks for notice! :-)
Pavel
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