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SV: [Isisd-devel] Integrating ISIS to Zebra

[Steffen S. <ST...@td...>]

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[Isisd-devel] Integrating ISIS to Zebra

[Manjunath M. <man...@gm...>]

Hello all,

 I am new to Zebra and to this mailing list, so if my question has been
 dealt before please excuse me.

 I need to add another protocol, namely IS-IS (a dynamic link state routing
 protocol) to Zebra. I am using Linux Red Hat 9.0. Can anyone tell me
 where I can find information on how to add another protocol to Zebra? So
 far I found nothing.

also plz let me know possible issues  while integrating.

regards
 Manjunath

[Isisd-devel] is the project alive?

[Petr J. <pet...@ce...>]

Hi,

in what state is the project? Is there anyone trying to port ISISd on zebra 
0.94? I am interested and currently have a time to do such things, but don't 
want to do work already done.

Petr

-- 

Petr Jambor

Re: [Isisd-devel] I need ISIS feed from a ~1k router network..

[Ofer W. <of...@is...>]

MeddelelseOK,

I understand better now, you actually need to connect to the existing =
ISIS infrastructure
and query the link state database for link information.

This is actually what ISISd does, and you will probably want to connect =
any ISIS router
through a GRE tunnel. And than you will need to add some software =
interface to the
link database.

This should be simple enough, but you will probably have to dig into the =
code to understand
how this "database" is constructed and how to query it.

You may also want to try adding a "sniffing" mode to ISISd so that it =
could construct the database
without actually being involved in the routing topology, this might =
prove to be a little harder...

I think that if you can compile this and it works for you, it will not =
take too long after that.

If I will be able to help, I will try.

Ofer.
  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: Steffen Schumacher [ST...@td...]=20
  To: isi...@li...=20
  Cc: Ofer Wald=20
  Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2004 5:46 PM
  Subject: SV: [Isisd-devel] I need ISIS feed from a ~1k router =
network..


  I'm sorry - I haven't explained myself well enough..

  I don't need ISISd for routing my packets.. All our cisco and juniper =
hw routers do that just fine.
  however - because of our current, somewhat flaky setup, we wan't to be =
able to detect that a certain link or path is down, so that we may stop =
sending measure packets untill it comes up again.=20
  The idea was, to pipe all ISIS talk to our system, so that the system =
would know when to stop / start measuring on a certain path / link.
  It needs to ISIS, because this is the protocol which the company has =
chosen to use.

  Please ask away if there are any questions - I have to fix the problem =
somehow, and right now, this approach seems to be the most promising..
  Mvh Steffen Schumacher=20
  Systemkonsulent, NSCB (Backbone)=20
  TDC Totall=F8sninger A/S=20

    -----Oprindelig meddelelse-----
    Fra: Ofer Wald [mailto:of...@is...]=20
    Sendt: 16. marts 2004 16:36
    Til: Steffen Schumacher; isi...@li...
    Emne: Re: [Isisd-devel] I need ISIS feed from a ~1k router network..


    Hello,

    I am not too sure that what you are looking for is in ISISD (or any =
other routing daemon)
    We have some relevant code to make some path simulation (no flapping =
yet) but this
    code won't route packets.

    Some questions arise:
    1. are you able to run an ISISd daemon per virtual router?
    2. Do you really need to do this? because a simpler approach might =
be applicable.
    3. Did you consider ospf? code for this protocol might be more =
complete.

    Have fun,
        Ofer.
      ----- Original Message -----=20
      From: Steffen Schumacher=20
      To: isi...@li...=20
      Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2004 5:15 PM
      Subject: [Isisd-devel] I need ISIS feed from a ~1k router =
network..


      Hi!=20

      I'm currently developing a system for measuring latency within our =
network, to measure delay in different QoS classes.=20
      We've successfully been able to configure the network, so that a =
pc is able to send out packets in a special way, without the routers =
using CPU-time to return the packets.

      This, however, requires that some static routes to next-hops are =
created, an this forces us to choose one static link to a certain =
router. If there are two links to a router, and the one we've chosen is =
down, then my system will experience packet loss, when regular traffic =
will just listen to ISIS and choose the other link.

      So basically - this is what I need:=20
      I need to get the entire net topology, and then create code to =
determine if a certain network path is up or not.=20
      I don't need to any CLI=20
      I don't need to send any ISIS updates=20

      would this be possible by using some of the code in isisd?=20
      I'm primarily a C++ programmer, but know C as well.=20

      I guess I could start perusing the code from a-Z, but its cheaper =
to post a quick mail like this first you know..=20

      How big a project would this be, if I know very little of ISIS, =
other then its a lot like OSPF.=20
      3 months?=20



      Mvh Steffen Schumacher=20
      Systemkonsulent, NSCB (Backbone)=20
      TDC Totall=F8sninger A/S=20

SV: [Isisd-devel] I need ISIS feed from a ~1k router network..

[Steffen S. <ST...@td...>]

I'm sorry - I haven't explained myself well enough..
=20
I don't need ISISd for routing my packets.. All our cisco and juniper hw =
routers do that just fine.
however - because of our current, somewhat flaky setup, we wan't to be =
able to detect that a certain link or path is down, so that we may stop =
sending measure packets untill it comes up again.=20
The idea was, to pipe all ISIS talk to our system, so that the system =
would know when to stop / start measuring on a certain path / link.
It needs to ISIS, because this is the protocol which the company has =
chosen to use.
=20
Please ask away if there are any questions - I have to fix the problem =
somehow, and right now, this approach seems to be the most promising..

Mvh Steffen Schumacher=20
Systemkonsulent, NSCB (Backbone)=20
TDC Totall=F8sninger A/S=20

	-----Oprindelig meddelelse-----
	Fra: Ofer Wald [mailto:of...@is...]=20
	Sendt: 16. marts 2004 16:36
	Til: Steffen Schumacher; isi...@li...
	Emne: Re: [Isisd-devel] I need ISIS feed from a ~1k router network..
=09
=09
	Hello,
	=20
	I am not too sure that what you are looking for is in ISISD (or any =
other routing daemon)
	We have some relevant code to make some path simulation (no flapping =
yet) but this
	code won't route packets.
	=20
	Some questions arise:
	1. are you able to run an ISISd daemon per virtual router?
	2. Do you really need to do this? because a simpler approach might be =
applicable.
	3. Did you consider ospf? code for this protocol might be more =
complete.
	=20
	Have fun,
	    Ofer.

		----- Original Message -----=20
		From: Steffen Schumacher <mailto:ST...@td...> =20
		To: isi...@li...=20
		Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2004 5:15 PM
		Subject: [Isisd-devel] I need ISIS feed from a ~1k router network..


		Hi!=20

		I'm currently developing a system for measuring latency within our =
network, to measure delay in different QoS classes.=20
		We've successfully been able to configure the network, so that a pc is =
able to send out packets in a special way, without the routers using =
CPU-time to return the packets.

		This, however, requires that some static routes to next-hops are =
created, an this forces us to choose one static link to a certain =
router. If there are two links to a router, and the one we've chosen is =
down, then my system will experience packet loss, when regular traffic =
will just listen to ISIS and choose the other link.

		So basically - this is what I need:=20
		I need to get the entire net topology, and then create code to =
determine if a certain network path is up or not.=20
		I don't need to any CLI=20
		I don't need to send any ISIS updates=20

		would this be possible by using some of the code in isisd?=20
		I'm primarily a C++ programmer, but know C as well.=20

		I guess I could start perusing the code from a-Z, but its cheaper to =
post a quick mail like this first you know..=20

		How big a project would this be, if I know very little of ISIS, other =
then its a lot like OSPF.=20
		3 months?=20


		Mvh Steffen Schumacher=20
		Systemkonsulent, NSCB (Backbone)=20
		TDC Totall=F8sninger A/S=20

Re: [Isisd-devel] I need ISIS feed from a ~1k router network..

[Ofer W. <of...@is...>]

I need ISIS feed from a ~1k router network..Hello,

I am not too sure that what you are looking for is in ISISD (or any =
other routing daemon)
We have some relevant code to make some path simulation (no flapping =
yet) but this
code won't route packets.

Some questions arise:
1. are you able to run an ISISd daemon per virtual router?
2. Do you really need to do this? because a simpler approach might be =
applicable.
3. Did you consider ospf? code for this protocol might be more complete.

Have fun,
    Ofer.
  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: Steffen Schumacher=20
  To: isi...@li...=20
  Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2004 5:15 PM
  Subject: [Isisd-devel] I need ISIS feed from a ~1k router network..


  Hi!=20

  I'm currently developing a system for measuring latency within our =
network, to measure delay in different QoS classes.=20
  We've successfully been able to configure the network, so that a pc is =
able to send out packets in a special way, without the routers using =
CPU-time to return the packets.

  This, however, requires that some static routes to next-hops are =
created, an this forces us to choose one static link to a certain =
router. If there are two links to a router, and the one we've chosen is =
down, then my system will experience packet loss, when regular traffic =
will just listen to ISIS and choose the other link.

  So basically - this is what I need:=20
  I need to get the entire net topology, and then create code to =
determine if a certain network path is up or not.=20
  I don't need to any CLI=20
  I don't need to send any ISIS updates=20

  would this be possible by using some of the code in isisd?=20
  I'm primarily a C++ programmer, but know C as well.=20

  I guess I could start perusing the code from a-Z, but its cheaper to =
post a quick mail like this first you know..=20

  How big a project would this be, if I know very little of ISIS, other =
then its a lot like OSPF.=20
  3 months?=20



  Mvh Steffen Schumacher=20
  Systemkonsulent, NSCB (Backbone)=20
  TDC Totall=F8sninger A/S=20

[Isisd-devel] I need ISIS feed from a ~1k router network..

[Steffen S. <ST...@td...>]

Hi!

I'm currently developing a system for measuring latency within our =
network, to measure delay in different QoS classes.
We've successfully been able to configure the network, so that a pc is =
able to send out packets in a special way, without the routers using =
CPU-time to return the packets.
This, however, requires that some static routes to next-hops are =
created, an this forces us to choose one static link to a certain =
router. If there are two links to a router, and the one we've chosen is =
down, then my system will experience packet loss, when regular traffic =
will just listen to ISIS and choose the other link.

So basically - this is what I need:
I need to get the entire net topology, and then create code to determine =
if a certain network path is up or not.
I don't need to any CLI
I don't need to send any ISIS updates

would this be possible by using some of the code in isisd?
I'm primarily a C++ programmer, but know C as well.

I guess I could start perusing the code from a-Z, but its cheaper to =
post a quick mail like this first you know..

How big a project would this be, if I know very little of ISIS, other =
then its a lot like OSPF.=20
3 months?


Mvh Steffen Schumacher
Systemkonsulent, NSCB (Backbone)
TDC Totall=F8sninger A/S

Re: [Isisd-devel] testing tool

[Ofer W. <of...@is...>]

Hello

I used UML and my routing extensions for the job

http://user-mode-linux.sf.net

Ofer

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Rajegowda, Vikas Aralaguppe (UMKC-Student)" <va...@um...>
To: <isi...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 9:23 PM
Subject: [Isisd-devel] testing tool


hi,
  Does anyone know abt any traffic generator tool for ISIS protocol. which
can be used to test
enhancements made to routing protocols using a single linux machine.

thanks
vikas



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Re: [Isisd-devel] testing tool

[Aaron D. <ac...@wo...>]

Another implementation of ISIS would work - a Juniper router, a Cisco router,
or gated.  Gated is the only one with a chance of running on the same linux
machine, and then you'd probably want to isolate the routing tables that each
is updating (iptables/configurations).

Aaron

At 02:23 PM 2/24/2004, Rajegowda, Vikas Aralaguppe (UMKC-Student) wrote:
>hi,
>   Does anyone know abt any traffic generator tool for ISIS protocol. 
> which can be used to test
>enhancements made to routing protocols using a single linux machine.
>
>thanks
>vikas

[Isisd-devel] testing tool

[Rajegowda, V. A. \(UMKC-Student\) <va...@um...>]

hi,
  Does anyone know abt any traffic generator tool for ISIS protocol. =
which can be used to test
enhancements made to routing protocols using a single linux machine.

thanks
vikas

RE: [Isisd-devel] ISISD compiled and running on NetBSD 1.6.1

[<DS...@ne...>]

>In fact, I had not fully understood the purpose of ISISd on NetBSD. Do =
you=20
want to use the NetISO/BSD stack as a transport layer of ISIS in order =
to=20
carry IPv4 routing information or do you want to use ISIS to carry ISO =
routes=20
?

I need just the transport layer, which comes with ISODE, according to =
the Prisma Boot Loader guy who has been of great help.

My project is sort of an OSI network analyzer based on a sniffer (the =
previous was a similar thing on TCP/IP at gigabit ethernet rates). =
Problem is that I can't access networks for testing (not without flying =
650kms), so I thought (in my ignorance) that having a network with some =
ES and IS could help generate the traffic needed. Anyway I can read =
ethereal dumps, but is is nice to see one's code sniffing in real time =
what is really happening.

Re: [Isisd-devel] ISISD compiled and running on NetBSD 1.6.1

[Vincent J. <vj...@wa...>]

Great, I have found the ISODE code, then now I see what it is ;-)

http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/system/network/isode/

In fact, I had not fully understood the purpose of ISISd on NetBSD. Do yo=
u=20
want to use the NetISO/BSD stack as a transport layer of ISIS in order to=
=20
carry IPv4 routing information or do you want to use ISIS to carry ISO ro=
utes=20
?

Regards,
  Vincent

On Tuesday 02 December 2003 21:08, Ofer Wald wrote:
> Hello,
>
> So why not join the development team and commit your changes to the CVS=
?
>
> :)
>
> Ofer,
>     ISISd team.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Vincent Jardin" <vj...@wa...>
> To: "Dom?nec Sos i Vall?s" <DS...@ne...>;
> <isi...@li...>
> Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2003 9:51 PM
> Subject: Re: [Isisd-devel] ISISD compiled and running on NetBSD 1.6.1
>
>
> It is a very good news. Moreover, a port of ISISD to Quagga can be foun=
d at
> the following URL:
>   http://vjardin.free.fr/routing/
>
> Moroever I have fixed a crash case when hostname is not defined.
>
> Regards,
>   Vincent
>
> On Tuesday 02 December 2003 15:19, Dom?nec Sos i Vall?s wrote:
> > It just needed
> >
> > - A <net/ethernet.h> from a FreeBSD distribution.
> >
> > - The patch described in [1].
> >
> > G. Harvey, author of [2] (a NetBSD 1.4.5 application that uses ISODE
> > transport layer), reported me that he finally succeeded compiling
>
> ISODE-8.0
>
> > and communicating with imisc on NetBSD 1.6.1.
> >
> > When I get the sources from Harvey and receive the boxes for the proj=
ect
> > I'll try to communicate two NetBSD boxes via an ISISD router (wish me
>
> luck!
>
> > :-)
> >
> > Dom?nec Sos i Vall?s       ds...@ne...
> >
> > [1] http://mail-index.netbsd.org/netbsd-bugs/2001/04/22/0003.html
> > [2] http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/town/way/fr30/prisma/boot-loader.sht=
ml
> >
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Re: [Isisd-devel] ISISD compiled and running on NetBSD 1.6.1

[Ofer W. <of...@is...>]

Hello,

So why not join the development team and commit your changes to the CVS?

:)

Ofer,
    ISISd team.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Vincent Jardin" <vj...@wa...>
To: "Dom?nec Sos i Vall?s" <DS...@ne...>;
<isi...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2003 9:51 PM
Subject: Re: [Isisd-devel] ISISD compiled and running on NetBSD 1.6.1


It is a very good news. Moreover, a port of ISISD to Quagga can be found at
the following URL:
  http://vjardin.free.fr/routing/

Moroever I have fixed a crash case when hostname is not defined.

Regards,
  Vincent

On Tuesday 02 December 2003 15:19, Dom?nec Sos i Vall?s wrote:
> It just needed
>
> - A <net/ethernet.h> from a FreeBSD distribution.
>
> - The patch described in [1].
>
> G. Harvey, author of [2] (a NetBSD 1.4.5 application that uses ISODE
> transport layer), reported me that he finally succeeded compiling
ISODE-8.0
> and communicating with imisc on NetBSD 1.6.1.
>
> When I get the sources from Harvey and receive the boxes for the project
> I'll try to communicate two NetBSD boxes via an ISISD router (wish me
luck!
> :-)
>
> Dom?nec Sos i Vall?s       ds...@ne...
>
> [1] http://mail-index.netbsd.org/netbsd-bugs/2001/04/22/0003.html
> [2] http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/town/way/fr30/prisma/boot-loader.shtml
>
>
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Re: [Isisd-devel] ISISD compiled and running on NetBSD 1.6.1

[Vincent J. <vj...@wa...>]

It is a very good news. Moreover, a port of ISISD to Quagga can be found at=
=20
the following URL:
  http://vjardin.free.fr/routing/

Moroever I have fixed a crash case when hostname is not defined.

Regards,
  Vincent

On Tuesday 02 December 2003 15:19, Dom=E8nec Sos i Vall=E8s wrote:
> It just needed
>
> - A <net/ethernet.h> from a FreeBSD distribution.
>
> - The patch described in [1].
>
> G. Harvey, author of [2] (a NetBSD 1.4.5 application that uses ISODE
> transport layer), reported me that he finally succeeded compiling ISODE-8=
=2E0
> and communicating with imisc on NetBSD 1.6.1.
>
> When I get the sources from Harvey and receive the boxes for the project
> I'll try to communicate two NetBSD boxes via an ISISD router (wish me luc=
k!
> :-)
>
> Dom=E8nec Sos i Vall=E8s       ds...@ne...
>
> [1] http://mail-index.netbsd.org/netbsd-bugs/2001/04/22/0003.html
> [2] http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/town/way/fr30/prisma/boot-loader.shtml
>
>
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[Isisd-devel] ISISD compiled and running on NetBSD 1.6.1

[<DS...@ne...>]

It just needed

- A <net/ethernet.h> from a FreeBSD distribution.

- The patch described in [1].

G. Harvey, author of [2] (a NetBSD 1.4.5 application that uses ISODE =
transport layer), reported me that he finally succeeded compiling =
ISODE-8.0 and communicating with imisc on NetBSD 1.6.1.

When I get the sources from Harvey and receive the boxes for the project =
I'll try to communicate two NetBSD boxes via an ISISD router (wish me =
luck! :-)

Dom=E8nec Sos i Vall=E8s       ds...@ne...

[1] http://mail-index.netbsd.org/netbsd-bugs/2001/04/22/0003.html
[2] http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/town/way/fr30/prisma/boot-loader.shtml