Inexpensive software bgp router that supports route tags?
Dan White
dwhite at olp.net
Wed Jul 1 20:51:30 UTC 2015
On 07/01/15 15:47 -0400, David H wrote:
>Sorry I wasn't clear on that. Traditionally on a hardware, e.g.
>cisco/brocade, router performing the RTBH role, I'd add blackhole routes by
>way of static routes with a particular tag; one tag for block this source,
>one tag for block this destination. Redistribute static would let route
>maps operate against those tags to turn into bgp communities being applied
>to the announcements, and then the real routers can do what they need to
>do. When I tried out Quagga/Zebra as an alternative, it doesn't work this
>way, so while it was nice that it could pick up static routes from the OS,
>or have them added manually just like a hardware router, there was no
>concept of the route tag getting to Zebra for it to do the rest of the work
>on the BGP side.
We're using Quagga to inject blackhole routes upstream, which can match
routes on the OS's metric value:
# IPv4 blackhole
~$ ip route add 203.0.113.42/32 dev lo metric 666
!
route-map map_bad_routes permit 10
match metric 666
set community xxxxx:yyy
...
!
--
Dan White
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