Re: [mpls-linux-general] ldp_linux questions

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

Hello,

First thing to remember is that ldp_linux is just an example porting layer
for the ldp-portable library.  With that in mind ...

On Thu, Jan 10, 2002 at 05:53:49PM +0200, Asviyan, Anatoly wrote:
> 	hello All
> I have some questions about ldp_linux:
> Q1: does it support multiple routing tables? 

ldp-portable is routing table agnostic, ldp_linux only looks at the main
routing table (only at startup too)

> Q2: can I restrict its activity to specific table(s)?

The porting layer could be implemented in such away as to allow this.

> Q3: can I manually feed ldp_linux with destinations that I need labels for?

You can feed ldp-portable individula routes.  ldp_linux chooses to send all
routes, ldp-portable then runs them through ldp_linux's route filters, which
may or maynot reject them.

> Q4: is there some documentation for ldp_linux (besides source) ?

Short answer, no.  If your looking for documentation on ldp-portable
and it's implementation of RFC3036, you'll see it pretty strainght forward,
if you looking for information about the porting layer, look at the examples.
Also, feel free to ask me questions (via the list) and I'll do my best
to answer.

Jim

> Thanks a lot
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> Regards, Anatoly 
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