I'm attempting to set up very basic communication using the IS-IS protocol
provided by Quagga version v1.0
I've got `Host A` with an interface `enp0` that has address `10.0.1.50/24`.
I've got another host `Host B` with an interface `enp1` that has address
`10.1.1.25/24`.
These interfaces are directly connected by cable.
This is my current `isisd.conf` file:
hostname HostA
password ***
enable password ***
log stdout
interface enp0
ip router isis HOSTA
ipv6 router isis HOSTA
isis network point-to-point
isis hello-interval 5
And this is my `zebra.conf:`
hostname HostA
password ***
enable password ***
These files for Host B are the same but with `HostA` replaced with `HostB`.
When I run `show isis neighbor` on Host A I can see Host B; Host B can also see
Host A in its list of neighbors
HostA enp0 1 Up 48 2020.2020.2020
When I run `show ip route`, I can see IS-IS routes from Host A to Host B, but
they are inactive and they are not FIB routes.
I 10.1.1.0/24 [115/20] via 10.1.1.25 inactive, 00:47:31
>From what I understand, this may occur due to there being a better alternate
>route, but I see no other path to this destination in the list of routes.
Why is this route not active nor a FIB route? Also, is there any IS-IS-specific
Quagga documentation?
Best Regards,
Travis Pressler
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