On Mon, Jan 03, 2011 at 10:54:50PM +0100, Marcel Wiget wrote: > Hi, > > thanks to the recent enhancements in openbsd 4.8-current (thanks!), I started > playing with l3vpn's between openbsd and JUNOS (10.4R1) and finally got it > working, but I needed to disable RFC 3479 (fault tolerance for ldp) and use > the interface's IP as transport-address on the router side and make a small > modification in ldpd/hello.c in order to get the ldp hello's from the router > accepted. Maybe someone can have a look at the diff below and see if it makes > sense. >
Commited the diff. I guess there is a bit more needed so that we handle various unknown TLVs correctly in hello and initializaion. I hope I can provide a diff for this soon. Btw. I would be interested in the ldpd -dv output of the failures you get when the JUNOS has RFC 3479 enabled or when a different transport addr is used. I have no access to JUNOS systems and my crapy old ciscos don't expose any problems when setting the transport addr with: mpls ldp discovery transport-address 10.83.66.64 -- :wq Claudio
