The default router node type still uses Quagga's OSPF, but you can create your own node types that use XORP protocols as default.
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
XORP routing services
XORP routing services were added to the development version of CORE (SVN snapshot) on 10/24/11. These services provide an alternative to Quagga routing, and include multicast routing support with PIM SM.
Similar to Quagga's zebra service, a unified configuration (/etc/xorp/config.boot) is written by the xorp_rtrmgr (router manager) service. This means that once you have enabled XORP protocols, use the customize button next to the xorp_rtrmgr service to edit the config file.
The default router node type still uses Quagga's OSPF, but you can create your own node types that use XORP protocols as default.
The default router node type still uses Quagga's OSPF, but you can create your own node types that use XORP protocols as default.
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