Hi folks,
I'm trying to setup an IPv6 BGP session between OpenBGPD and a cisco
router on my provider end. Unfortunately the session doesn't get
established.
This router is running OpenBSD 4.1 and the problem exist with shipped
bgpd and openbgpd 4.3 as well.
group "XXX" {
neighbor 2001:XXXX {
descr "Peer1"
remote-as XXX
local-address 2001:XXXX
announce self
enforce neighbor-as yes
tcp md5sig XXXX
announce IPv4 none
announce IPv6 unicast
softreconfig in yes
softreconfig out yes
}
}
The session never went up and those message are logged.
Oct 25 23:16:05 router bgpd[31122]: neighbor 2001:XXXX (Peer1): received
notification: error in OPEN message, unsupported capability
Oct 25 23:16:05 router bgpd[31122]: neighbor 2001:XXXX (Peer1): received
"unsupported capability" notification without data part, disabling
capability announcements altogether
Oct 25 23:16:05 router bgpd[31122]: neighbor 2001:XXXX (Peer1): socket
error: Connection refused
Oct 25 23:16:33 router bgpd[31122]: neighbor 2001:XXXX (Peer1): received
notification: error in OPEN message, unsupported capability
Oct 25 23:16:33 router bgpd[31122]: neighbor 2001:XXXX (Peer1): received
"unsupported capability" notification without data part, disabling
capability announcements altogether
The exactly same session worked correctly with a Linux router running
quagga with following config:
router bgp XXX
no bgp default ipv4-unicast
neighbor 2001:XX remote-as XX
address-family ipv6
network 2001:788::/32
neighbor 2001:XX activate
neighbor 2001:XX route-map transit_in_ipv6 in
neighbor 2001:XX route-map transit_out_ipv6 out
exit-address-family
Thanks for any advice,
Frangois
