That's was the question behind the original question :-) As of today, FreeBSD 13 has the support for nexthops ( https://reviews.freebsd.org/D24232 ) and nexthop groups ( https://reviews.freebsd.org/D26449 ). Currently bird requires some changes to support multipath routing on *BSD: scan case in
Hello!
Wow, you've decided to drop the old routing KPI. We were wondering when this
is going to happen. Definitely a good idea, I must say.
From the overview, the new KPI looks to be pretty similar to Linux nexthops, so
it may be quite easy to implement this new KPI together with
On 23.09.2020 07:10, Maria Matějka wrote:
Hello!
Yes, we definitely want to support it, yet last time when we were
talking about it, it was still unstable. It is good news that it
really has come in, we'll study it and most likely also implement it.
Thank you for pointing this out.
Maria
Hello!
Yes, we definitely want to support it, yet last time when we were talking about
it, it was still unstable. It is good news that it really has come in, we'll
study it and most likely also implement it.
Thank you for pointing this out.
Maria
On September 22, 2020 11:08:02 PM GMT+02:00,
Hi folks,
Cumulus people implemented nexthop objects/nexthop groups [1] in Linux kernel
some time ago. These changes allow for more efficient communications between
kernel and userspace w/ wide multipath & large amount of routes.
Initial support landed [2] in FRR in 2019 and has notably
