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Subject: Re: Best OSPF solution on FreeBSD?
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Zebra does not like coming or going interfaces, e.g. if an interface,
which is used by zebra, vanishes (e.g. you kill your ovpn-daemon), zebra
will crash.

Regards,
Thomas


Michael R. Wayne wrote:

>We're doing tunnels with OpenVPN and would like to make them redundant
>by adding a few more servers to the mix.  Sine we run OSPF everywhere
>in our net, it makes sense to do it here too.  Back in the old days,
>we would have installed gated to advertise the routes into our net
>but gated is not longer supported.  
>
>Any suggestions between Zebra, Quagga or something else altogether?
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