On 03/14/2011 11:34 PM, Gorja Prasad-B22290 wrote: > Hi Ben, > > Could you enable me to send the queries to the mailing list as my reply to > one of your e-mail is rejected(attached the same).
Did you register with the mailing list? http://www.xorp.org/mailing_lists.html > > I have been using the XORP 1.6 sources for multicast protocols > MLD,IGNP,PIM-SMipv4 and IPv6. > > > 1. As XORP provides modularity, there is process for each module, my > requirement is to run only multicast protocols: mld,igmp,and pim-sm for ipv4 > and ipv6, > What are the required processes( other than multicast) to enable multicast > processes along with igmp, mld, pim ipv4 and pimsm ipv6?. If > I meant, are there any compilation macros to compile mandatory modules to run > the multicast protocols processes thereby not required modules can be omitted > for compilation? > If this facility is available, one need not to compile the entire XORP source > tree. Yes. scons --help gives you some compile-time options. See things like enable_bgp=no, etc. We should add some notes about these options in the wiki docs... > 2. I understand XORP provides an industry standard CLI(like juniper), are the > configuration APIs are exposed to the user to have a customized CLI(by users) > ? > Is the soft reconfiguration, the dynamic configuration changes by user > affective/reflected by routing process is supported ?? Do you recommend to > use the configuration APIs? The xorpsh tool can be scripted using the -c 'command' option. Soft reconfiguration is available and should work. Report bugs if you find errors with this in the latest code. I recommend using xorpsh for API. If you find it cannot do something you want done, open a bug and/or send a patch. > > 3. I have been using XORP1.6 on linux kernel 2.6.32, XORP.CT can also be used > on 2.6.32 ? XORP.CT (which is now the only upstream xorp) should work on that as well as older kernels. Thanks, Ben -- Ben Greear <[email protected]> Candela Technologies Inc http://www.candelatech.com _______________________________________________ Xorp-hackers mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.ICSI.Berkeley.EDU/mailman/listinfo/xorp-hackers
