ANNOUNCEMENT: RELEASE OF IRRd-1.3-Beta

Gerald Andrew Winters gerald at merit.edu
Fri Apr 9 17:07:21 UTC 1999




Merit Network, Inc. is pleased to announce the first production-quality 
release of the Internet Routing Registry Daemon (IRRd). Source code, manuals 
and binaries are now *freely* available from:

             http://www.irrd.net

IRRd is an optimized, multi-threaded IRR database server with support for a 
complete set of RIPE-181 registry services, including: whois queries, an 
interactive Cisco-like configuration/management interface, remote registry 
mirroring, email/tool object submissions, and password/PGP. IRRd also includes 
private database support, security access lists, and an expanded query 
language.

We encourage providers actively using the RADB (and other IRR registries) in 
production for the generation of router access lists/config files to run a 
local, mirroring copy of the IRRd server.

IRRd has served as the production RADB routing registry daemon since 
early February.

Note: Complete RPSL support will be available with IRRd-2.0 (beta release 
scheduled for late May). If you are interested in serving as an alpha tester 
for IRRd-2.0 please send email to irrd-support at irrd.net.

-- The IRRd Development Team





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