Diff: ConfigsZebraOspfd

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+!! Backbone router 

+These configurations are illustrative only. IP addresses will obviously need to be changed. Configurations from Zebra 0.92a. Have not yet been tested. tunl0 will need creation from shell using ip tunnel etc. Configurations for internal routers, and ASBR not yet available. ASBR will be basically the same as below, with some additional redistribute commands, potentially also with bpgd.conf. 

+ 

+If you have the following message appear: 

+ [[root@fartlek etc]# zebra -d 

+ 2002/05/15 22:45:24 ZEBRA: can't create router advertisement socket: Address 

+ family not supported by protocol 

+ There is no such command. 

+ Error occured during reading below line. 

+  ipv6 nd suppress-ra 

+ 

+then you don't have IPv6 support. Try modprobe ipv6. 

+ 

+ 

+!!! zebra.conf 

+ ! 

+ ! Zebra configuration saved from vty 

+ !   2002/04/15 23:38:48 

+ ! 

+ hostname zooropa 

+ password secret 

+ enable password secret 

+ log file zebra.log 

+ ! 

+ interface lo 

+  ipv6 nd suppress-ra 

+ ! 

+ interface sit0 

+  ipv6 nd suppress-ra 

+ ! 

+ ! eth0 is wireless LAN link one 

+ !interface eth0 

+  ip address 172.16.80.1/23 

+  no ipv6 nd suppress-ra 

+ ! 

+ ! eth1 is wireless LAN link two for local hosts 

+ interface eth1 

+  ip address 10.10.1.1/28 

+  no ipv6 nd suppress-ra 

+ ! 

+ interface ppp0 

+  ipv6 nd suppress-ra 

+ ! 

+ ! a tunnel interface to emulate a hoped for wireless connection over Internet 

+ interface tunl0 

+  ipv6 nd suppress-ra 

+  ip address 172.16.80.2/23 

+ line vty 

+ 

+ 

+!!! ospfd.conf 

+ ! 

+ ! Zebra configuration saved from vty 

+ !   2002/04/17 01:05:48 

+ ! 

+ hostname zooropa 

+ password secret 

+ enable password secret 

+ log stdout 

+ ! 

+ ! 

+ ! 

+ interface lo 

+ ! 

+ ! the WAN wireless, IBSS mode, must use point-to-multipoint 

+ interface eth0 

+  ip ospf network point-to-multipoint 

+ ! 

+ ! the local host wireless - no config needed, doesn't run OSPF 

+ interface eth1 

+ ! 

+ interface sit0 

+ ! 

+ ! our Internet tunnel 

+ interface tunl0 

+  ip ospf network point-to-point 

+ ! 

+ router ospf 

+  ! the router-id is the lowest of the assigned 172.16 space addresses 

+  ! maybe generate automatically? 

+  ospf router-id 172.16.80.1 

+  ! redistribute connected routes, eg. to the 10.10.1.1/28 that is configured 

+  ! in zebra 

+  redistribute connected 

+  ! this is the network that all backbone routers must agree as being area 0 

+  network 172.16.80.0/23 area 0 

+ ! 

+ line vty 

+ !