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Subject: BGP MD5: compatibility for STABLE?
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Hi!

What is the current status of BGP MD5 support for STABLE branch?
I know that STABLE has TCP_SIGNATURE kernel option for basic compatibility
with Cisco BGP neighbors but wonder if zebra/quagga/something have 
RFC 2385 support for FreeBSD?

Are there corresponding patches for routing daemons available to public?

Eugene Grosbein