On Tue, Jul 18, 2023 at 12:25:41PM +0200, Erin Shepherd wrote:
> Bird only treats the interfaces enslaved to the VRF as part of the VRF,
> but not the VRF virtual interface itself. This means that e.g. OSPF won't
> pick up loopback addresses defined on the VRF interface itself. You have
> to
Bird only treats the interfaces enslaved to the VRF as part of the VRF, but not
the VRF virtual interface itself. This means that e.g. OSPF won't pick up
loopback addresses defined on the VRF interface itself. You have to
additionally add a dummy interfaces with the IPs attached, which seems to
