Hi Fábio,
First of all, welcome to the LISPmob community. You can find an example
of configuration file
<https://github.com/LISPmob/lispmob/blob/master/lispd/lispd.conf.example>
with explanation of each field in the official github
<https://github.com/LISPmob/lispmob> of the project or in the downloaded
code. Anyway, I will try to answer your questions in line.
Regards
Albert L.
On 11/05/2013 12:45 PM, Fabio Martins wrote:
Hi users,
I'm filling my lispd.conf and I got some doubts. If you could help me
I will be very grateful.
I took a look on this configuration
"https://gist.github.com/skoneka/5633141"; for do mine, and the doubts are:
1-What's debug level?
It indicate the logs generated by LISPmob. Level 0 it's just info
messages and critical messages. In Level 1 you will see the logs of LISP
control messages, status change of interfaces and not critical errors.
With level 2 its basically level 1 but providing more detail. Level 3
will also include logs for lisp data packets.
2- why in map resolver he put "fd00:100::1", where this value provide?
This map resolver is not valid, it is from a local testbed. If you want
to use a valid map resolver of beta network you should check this
document <http://www.lisp4.net/images/lisp-ddt.pdf>.
3-In Encapsulated packets for non-LISP sites to this proxy-ETR, how I
can know the address?
In the configuration file you indicate the proxy ETR you want to use.
You can find a list of valid pETR in the previous document.
4-EID-loopback where I use?
This is the EID assigned to the node/router. If you are using a mobile
node, then is assigned automatically from the database-mapping element
of the configuration file (/32 for IPv4 and /128 for IPv6). If your node
is configured as a router, then in the database-mapping you configure an
EID prefix. This EID-prefix is reachable from one interface of the
router an this interface will have assigned one of the address of the
prefix range of EID. In mode router, this address is not assigned by
LISPmob.
5-Regarding static map cache how I know eid-prefix and rloc?
Static map cache are preconfigured entries which you introduce in your
system. In that way the LISP node will not have to ask the mapping
system to know about them. They are basicaly used to do some local
tests without requiring of a mapping system.
6-Finally "list of PITRs to SMR on handover", it's the same that it's
presented on this configured above?
Check the configuration file I mentioned before or the document of
lisp4.net.
Thank you so much!
Regard,
Fábio Martins
