On 2014/06/26 16:54, [email protected] wrote: > thanks Stuart for your reply and sorry for the delayed answer. > I'm tring to use an OpenBSD pc as a router with other OpenBSD routers to > simulate a small network on my pc using GNS3. after this I'll try this > configurations on real OpenBSD pc situated in my university, the goal is to > connect different sites of my university redistributing router tables to the > other OpenBSD routers of the faculties using RIP and OSPF.
If you don't have a particular need for quagga, I'd definitely recommend using ospfd/ripd in the base OS. > my ifconfig -A output: that looks sane to me .. > my netstat -m output: -rn (letter r, letter n) please, to display the routing table, not -m > I "think" pf is not enabled. pf is enabled by default, pfctl -si will show for sure.
