Re: [Linux-vrf-general] Status of Linux-VRF?

[Rich D. <ric...@ya...>]

I have been on this list for about a year(I think) and there hasn't been much action.
 
 However, lately there does seem to be more interest. 
 
 Testing and contributing might give it some life??
 
 Best Regards,
 
 Rich D
  

Garry <gk...@gm...> wrote: Just a (maybe) stupid question - is linux-vrf still alive? The main 
info-page linux-vrf.sourceforge.net is like 1 1/2 years old, sourceforge 
itself doesn't even find it as a project, nor does freshmeat.

I'm still looking for a decent way of terminating customer MPLS VRFs on 
a firewall that will actually work - everything I have found to date was 
just a POS. Even the Lucent Brick we shelled out quit a bit of $$$ is 
missing BASIC features without which it is not much more than a brick 
... (maybe that's why they chose the name???)

I need VRF support in Linux, even if I don't run MPLS but only VLANs, as 
customers tend to have overlapping unrouted address space... :(

Tnx, -gg


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