Filters for decentralised networking

Hello everyone, I was wondering how you typically handle announcing a decentralised infrastructure to its upstreams / the Internet and how you handle receiving your own routes again on other upstreams. The scenario is as follows: CUSTOMER PEERINGS 1 -- AS P6 --- CUSTOMER PEERINGS 2 |

Re: Bird is not adding routes into kernel anymore

Hello! Thank you for confirming that Calico still runs BIRD 1.6… and also it's nice to know that it's not our bug. Happy holidays! Maria On 26 December 2023 11:27:24 CET, Nico Schottelius via Bird-users wrote: > >And again. So this is my Christmas present of stupidity to everyone out >there

Re: Bird is not adding routes into kernel anymore

And again. So this is my Christmas present of stupidity to everyone out there - I hope you are not running into the same issue ever in your life. If you do, you might be as stupid as me and have a misplaced calico CNI installed on the same node that happens to have a BGP configuration without

Bird is not adding routes into kernel anymore

Good morning, yesterday we upgrade in a lab from 2.13.1 to 2.14 and (great idea) at the same time modified some configuration bits. Since then bird does not seem to write routes into the kernel anymore, even though relevant bits seem to be in the configuration. The config (in parts) looks like

Use of Alice-LG and birdwatcher in the Bird2 series

Hello all, I have been using Bird1 series + Alice + birdwatcher configuration as ULG. With Bird2 series, since Bird does not separate processes by IPv4 and IPv6, will it be impossible to separate the display method in Alice by IPv4 and IPv6? I changed the birdwatcher to the Docker one that is

Re: Bird is not adding routes into kernel anymore

Hello again, I was just able to reproduce the route injection and vanishing by restarting bird. The following ip -6 r commands have been taken while bird was running within 10 seconds of the start of bird: [10:16]