Hi Rod,
We only have support for NAT in xTRs. The support of nat traversal in
Map Servers and RTRs is not yet implemented. Some Cisco boxes have
support for NAT but is not official and have some limitations (only one
xTR behind the same NAT). The RTR implementation of OOR is only
supporting ELPs (Explicit Locator Path). If you are interested in this
functionality and can give you some examples.
On the other hand, would you mind to use the new mailing list
<https://github.com/OpenOverlayRouter/oor/wiki/Mailing-lists>? We are
trying to do a rebrand of the project.
Thanks
Albert
On 10/10/16 10:36, Rod Dines wrote:
Hi Albert/Others:
While I have had some success (crashes after an approx an hour) I
can't seem to get Lisp-MN behind a NAT sorted out at all. I assumed
the OOR-MSMR could handle the Info-Request and Info-Reply but it
returns a discarding error and inspecting source appears to not have
any implementation
switch(type) {
case LISP_MAP_REQUEST:
ret = ms_recv_map_request(ms, msg, uc);
break;
case LISP_MAP_REGISTER:
ret = ms_recv_map_register(ms, msg, uc);
break;
case LISP_MAP_REPLY:
case LISP_MAP_NOTIFY:
case LISP_INFO_NAT:
OOR_LOG(LDBG_3, "Map-Server: Received control message with type %d."
" Discarding!", type);
break;
I also find that implementing a RTR configuration is far from clear.
Do you have any example configurations or tutorials? Or am I just
looking to do something not yet sorted out?
If a NATed MN is possible can you please explain how am I suppose to
get a MSMR that will help me determine the NAT configuration and work
with a RTR list? Does Cisco do it in their IOS version? Is there an
older or forked version of oor or lispmob source I should be using?
Do you have any further info besides you published papers on the RTR.
I have the slides and whitepaper from the LispMob site.
Regards, Rod,
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Rod Dines
Honours in Internetworking and Network Security Research
Perth, Western Australia
+61-449891222
www.roddines.com <http://www.roddines.com>
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