Claudio Jeker schrieb: > On Mon, Apr 17, 2006 at 04:47:52PM +0200, Thomas Bader wrote: >> [announce self is missing] > > Gosh! That's a fallout from Henning's nexthop self patch. > I'll fix it ASAP.
Thanks, that works for me. I have established that I've mistaken the meaning of "self". I wanted to use that to prevent routes learned over iBGP getting announced to eBGP peers. They'll get announced though because they are (of course) from the same AS. Probably I need a filter list to get the behaviour I expect. This works well with IPv4, but not with IPv6: /etc/bgpd.conf:77: king bula sez: AF_INET only Whereas line 77 is: allow to $peer1 prefix fd:202c:ffff:80::/64 Is it planned to implement IPv6 prefixes in the filters? > 3.8 shipped with basic IPv6 support but there were some bugs hidden in it. > 3.9 fixed those issues and added special options to bgpctl to show only a > specified address family. OK. How well is IPv6 tested yet? I have seen some older postings which state that it's not well tested. I plan to use v4 and v6, but I need the later one for the time being only for testing and development purposes and not for critical applications. Shall I worry about not fully tested v6 support? Regards, Thomas.
