Hello,
It's now possible to distribute both v4 and v6 on quagga's babeld in quagga
RE-testing-0.99, but the syntax is affected.
The definition of an access/prefix-list doesn't differ: the kind (v4 or v6) is
explicit, e.g. :
access-list toto deny any
ipv6 access-list toto deny any
(note that you have in this example the same name ("toto") for two different
lists: one v4, the other v6)
You must specified v4 or v6 for the redistribution:
distribute-list toto /* will distribute the v4 "toto" list */
ipv6 distribute-list toto /* will distribute the v6 "toto" list */
For ripng, which use only v6, you can continue to use the v4 syntax :
distribute-list toto /* will distribute the v6 list */
ipv6 distribute-list toto /* same */
Here is a complete example:
password zebra
enable password zebra
router babel
network eth0
distribute-list global_ipv4 in eth0
distribute-list local_ipv4 out eth0
ipv6 distribute-list local_ipv6 out eth0
redistribute kernel
redistribute connected
redistribute static
redistribute ripng
access-list local_ipv4 permit 1.2.3.0/23
access-list local_ipv4 deny any
access-list global_ipv4 deny 1.2.0.0/16
access-list global_ipv4 permit any
ipv6 access-list local_ipv6 permit 2001:2:3:4::/64
ipv6 access-list local_ipv6 deny any
log file /var/log/quagga/babeld.log
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