Re: [mpls-linux-devel] RSVP-TE

[James R. L. <jl...@mi...>]

Hello Joan and Ramon,

Its great o here that both of you are interested in working on a RSVP-TE
implementation.  I have not yet looked at vadim's code, so I do not know
the quality.

Vadim has done a lot of work that could be a time saver for Ramon,
so you can concentrate just one GMPLS extentions (maybe upstream label
allocation to :-)

Ramon are you open to atleast looking at vadim's code to see if it
is useful to you?

I would prefer that the RSVP-TE code eventually be made to work on the
same porting layer that I have put into ldp-portable, so that two
protocol could easily be ported to a new plateform, but at this point I'd
just be happy with a GPL or LGPL version that works with quagga :-)

BTW Joan, I have started working on quagga + mpls-linux 1.950.  I also
updated to quagga 0.99.2.  Make sure to update your quagga-mpls tree if
that is what your using.

On Mon, Jan 23, 2006 at 12:30:53PM +0100, Joan Ruiz wrote:
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> Hi,
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> As some of you might remember... there was a post some time ago from Vadim
> Suarev, who offered his RSVP-TE implementation to the Open source communi=
ty.
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> I've spent some time over last months testing vadim's implementation, whi=
ch
> consisted on two new daemons for quagga (a patched 0.96 version): a te
> daemon and a rsvp daemon.
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> Vadim's implementation was able to signal MPLS tunnels between Linux and
> Cisco boxes, but the code was not tightened with the MPLS forwarding. As =
far
> as I know this code is not being mantained any more.
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> I've been trying to extract vadim's code from his release in order to make
> it work with newer quagga versions (starting by 98.5) but my work is on a
> very early stage.
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> Maybe some parts of the already existing code would feet in your brand new
> RSVP-TE implementation. I would like to contribute to the development.
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> Joan Ruiz
> jr...@sa...
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> Excellent news, thanks :)
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> Myself, I have started a new implementation of RSVP-TE, focus is to
> implement also the GMPLS extensions as well, and add it to the MPLS for
> Linux project umbrella when it gets usable.
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> Thanks
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> Ramon
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