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Re: Router Servers in a lab
From: Barrie Jones <bjones () digisle net>
Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2001 18:41:44 -0700
I have never tried this, but I forwarded your mail to my coworker who has, and here is what he had to say: ---------- interesting... i did try zebra but couldn't find a way to have it load saved routes, only dump them. i like mrtd better anyway, since it has the bgpsim tool. it allows you to withdraw and announce routes to simulate flapping. has frequency, jitter, all that fun stuff. --------- (see www.mrtd.net) mike harrison wrote:
route tables and save them to a file. Then have something, possibly a route server, import this file and inject these routes into my lab network. Any ideas/suggestions? Is this possible without having a live BGP feed into my lab network?This would be easy to do with Zebra and a unix boxen. Zebra is a BGP routing deamon similiar in function to GateD. Fairly easy to setup (ie: uses cisco-ish commands), and a few lines of perl with a dump or log dump could easily recreate the world as you want it. see: www.zebra.org
Current thread:
- Router Servers in a lab Perry Jannette (Apr 10)
- Re: Router Servers in a lab Martin Hannigan (Apr 10)
- Re: Router Servers in a lab mike harrison (Apr 10)
- Re: Router Servers in a lab Barrie Jones (Apr 10)
- Re: Router Servers in a lab mike harrison (Apr 10)
- Re: Router Servers in a lab Greg Hankins (Apr 11)
- Re: Router Servers in a lab Barrie Jones (Apr 10)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: Router Servers in a lab Yosi Yarchi (Apr 12)
- RE: Router Servers in a lab Yosi Yarchi (Apr 12)