Hi Saverio ! > if I have a network where my IGP protocol is babel, there is anyway to > make babel speak to a BGP daemon (quagga) to have a consistent BGP and > IGP routing ?
> there is anything similar to the olsrd quagga plugin ? As Dingo noticed, Boutier's fork of Babel works within quagga, and it is rock solid. The standalone babeld daemon is also able to interoperate with other routing protocols using the BSD style of redistribution -- through the kernel. This is described on http://article.gmane.org/gmane.network.routing.babel.user/70 So it pretty much depends on which style of redistribution you're more comfortable with -- the old BSD style (which I happen to like), or the Cisco/quagga style (which most people seem to prefer). If you choose to use the quagga version, you'll be doing us a favour, since we need more people testing this fork. (Note however that right now there are a small number of features that babeld has and that the quagga version lacks; if you hit any of the limitations, it should be easy enough to either get us to backport any missing features, or to switch to the standalone daemon.) -- Juliusz _______________________________________________ Babel-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.alioth.debian.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/babel-users
