Thank you, a reply so full of insights!
Please let us know what you decide -- I'll be glad to give a hand if
> you're not sure what to do.
mm, up to now we imposed every node to originate at least a route, so that
it was easy to disseminate router-ids in the whole network and run the
centrality
ed in a sub-TLV attached to a router-id parent TLV.
Is it possible to accomplish this kind of “silent-propagation”?
For instance, I am thinking to this in order to deploy an extension
without the need to reboot the whole network.
Thank you and regards,
Lorenzo Ghiro
PS: In BGP it seems there is somethi
Hi everybody!
I would like to know which is the proper method to get the string
representation of the ipv4 address of an interface.
I would appreciate very much something working like this:
struct interface *ifp=...assume that it really points to some interface...
char addr[16];
Hi everybody!
I would like to know how to schedule an operation (write to file) with
below-second frequency, any advise?
My strategy up to now has been to check, in the main loop, how many time
passed from the last operation's occurence. Given that variable now is
updated in every loop
[Errata corrige]
I am sorry to have asked the above silly question and to have disturbed all
the readers of this mailing list. I had a wrong concept of Source in my
mind and therefore did a mistake.
I apologize for the inconvenience.
Best regards,
Lorenzo
2017-01-12 16:10 GMT+01:00 Lorenzo
Hi everybody!
I need your help in developing the proper method to iterate over sources :)
For instance for routes, some time ago M. Boutier helped me highlighting
this piece of code
> You must iterate over all the routing entries with "route streams" and
> search
> the one you want (or write
All clear, thank you!
Lorenzo
2016-12-07 14:27 GMT+01:00 Juliusz Chroboczek :
> > so if I understand correctly, when A sends an Update to B, B needs to
> know
> > address of A and, according to the proper circumstances, B gets address
> of A
> > either from IPv6 packet's source
Thank you so much,
so if I understand correctly, when A sends an Update to B, B needs to know
address of A and, according to the proper circumstances, B gets address of
A either from IPv6 packet's source address (case 1) or from The Next-hop
TLV sent on purpose by A (case 2).
Considering the
Hi everybody, once again I need your help! :)
I do not understand the meaning of "next-hop" TLV for a subsequent Update.
I built a very basic network with two Babel nodes connected via a wired
link. Host1 interface's address is 1.1.1.1, Host2 interface's address is
2.2.2.2
Well, consider that
Thank you Matthieu! Precise and super fast answer :)
2016-11-21 18:07 GMT+01:00 Matthieu Boutier <
bout...@pps.univ-paris-diderot.fr>:
> Hi Lorenzo,
>
> > Is this the right place where to ask?
>
> Yes.
>
> > how to get the routing table entry matching a given prefix...
>
> You must iterate over
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