Date: Sat, 29 Jun 2013 13:48:57 -0700 From: Peter Wemm <peter@wemm.org> To: Scott Long <scott4long@yahoo.com> Cc: freebsd-net@freebsd.org Subject: Re: Looking for a bgp listener that works with RADIX_MPATH / EQMP that's in HEAD Message-ID: <CAGE5yCpJSHL8HrtSNYGrMQgvEkuQM=vqt5Ms6-_HAO37mYTmWg@mail.gmail.com> In-Reply-To: <945C1E9B-0FEE-4999-AFFB-9AA04336F06A@yahoo.com> References: <CAGE5yCpTjKOeZDCKGU6QC_FVmNrbPnp4BiZP0fYi5oYxk1DgUw@mail.gmail.com> <945C1E9B-0FEE-4999-AFFB-9AA04336F06A@yahoo.com>
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On Sat, Jun 29, 2013 at 1:28 PM, Scott Long <scott4long@yahoo.com> wrote:
> We run bird for this task. Can't say if it works on 10 since he haven't
> moved to 10 yet, but there have been some experiments with running
> a 10 kernel in the 9 userland and bird seems to behave fine with that.
>
> Scott
You run your kernels with RADIX_MPATH on 9.x?
Got an example config? In openbgpd speak, I'm doing this:
AS 65xxx
router-id 8.8.178.xx
neighbor 8.8.178.yy {
local-address 8.8.178.xx
remote-as 65xxx
announce none
}
neighbor 8.8.178.zz {
local-address 8.8.178.xx
remote-as 65xxx
announce none
}
match from 8.8.178.yy set { localpref 80 }
match from 8.8.178.zz set { localpref 80 }
The upstream nodes are doing, in part:
neighbor 8.8.178.ww {
local-address 8.8.178.yy
remote-as 65xxx
announce default-route
}
neighbor 8.8.178.xx {
local-address 8.8.178.yy
remote-as 65xxx
announce default-route
}
match to 8.8.178.ww set { metric 20 }
match to 8.8.178.xx set { metric 20 }
They're doing other things too, but thats the part that's relevant here.
> On Jun 29, 2013, at 1:50 PM, Peter Wemm <peter@wemm.org> wrote:
>
>> I'm looking for pointers to something that can listen to bgp default
>> route announcements from two outbound gateways and set a RADIX_MPATH
>> compatible default route based on whether one or both are alive.
>>
>> openbgpd from ports is extremely incompatible with RADIX_MPATH on 10.
>> You *have* to turn off fib (kernel routing table) updates or it will
>> destroy your machine when it runs out of physical memory for duplicate
>> routes.
>>
>> I know I can do an evil hack and poll the 'bgp show ...' output and
>> manually update the default route but that means updates are delayed
>> to the poll interval. I'm hoping there is a more elegant solution
>> that already works and is immediately responsive to a change in bgp
>> state.
>>
>> The caveat is it *must* run on 10.x, with RADIX_MPATH enabled. I'd
>> gladly run openbgpd if it actually worked. openbgpd has some
>> awareness of mpath so it might be fixable but openbsd's multipath is
>> different to ours.
>>
>> Ideas?
>> --
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