Hello Juan, On Wed, Oct 4, 2023 at 10:28 AM jv.cameros <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello pals, > > I'm a telecommunications engineer studying a master while working in an > internship at my uni. I'm new to OpenBSD, and i have been working lately > in defining a network with a l2VPN. In that case i had a king of > tutorial > https://github.com/rwestphal/openbsd-ldpd/wiki/VPLS-basic-test-setup
A lot of students these days on OpenBSD, good stuff. :) The example has Cisco boxes as PE and CE's, this can all be replaced by OpenBSD. > > i found from a developer but now i find myself with my hands empty. The > proposed scenario will be based on 5 customers CE defining two instances > conected to by an MPLS network which has 3 PE. My final goal would be to > define one only network scenario where i could define both l2vpn and > l3vpn. > Do you know where i can find some sort of guide or tutorial for defining > this kind of netwrok? So, i would made this part of your internship and figure out how it works to be honest. :) OpenBSD has support for the MPLS applications L2VPN and L3VPN, and they work ok. If you want to break out of a MPLS L3VPN using a eBGP session, the best way to do this is to run a second instance of OpenBGPD. (imho) > > > cheers, > Juan > -- Wouter Prins [email protected]
