On Thu, 2002-02-14 at 15:17, Gregory Maxwell wrote: > No. OSPF is wrong for inter domain routing. You need to speak BGP. You misunderstood; OSPF would communicate the routes within my network to the other boxes on my network. IBGP would be equally productive and RIP would be workable too if I didn't already have OSPF support. > I believe you can get zebra to run multiple BGP instances, and dump each > into a seperate routing table.. you can then use iproute2 to make differnt > packets use differnt tables. That seems overly complex considering Zebra should (IMHO) know how to cull a routing table from multiple BGP4 sessions ... its sort of why BGP4 exists at all. I understand the technical side (and packet-side, for that matter) of how the various routing protocols work; I'm just not familiar with actually configuring the exterior routing protocols on a box. Maybe I should tuck a Cisco course feather into my hat ... -- Michael T. Babcock
